Sentence examples for skeleton i from inspiring English sources

"A skeleton?" I asked.

Goodbye, says the skeleton; I eat worms, says the pretty bird.

Faust (obviously being Jonathan Pine) is a skeleton I can immediately trust and feel comfortable with.

"Do you know anyone who will sell me their skeleton?" I asked, and the manager thought for a while.

"On the subject of Sean Greenwood's last place finish in the skeleton, I think he should blame the fans.

And hopefully on your paper, you can actually reach your h c n skeleton -- I think I should probably re-draw mine here.

All in all, "Your Skeleton Is Showing" is a well-produced volume with witty verses and pictures that kids should enjoy well past New Year.

[Small Talk crosses out the 'Can you explain skeleton? Isn't it a bit like bobsleigh?' question.] You're promoting the homeless charity Centrepoint, so you're obviously using your new found fame for good.

Two books of creepy poems, "Trick-or-Treat: A Happy Haunter's Halloween," by Debbie Leppanen, with illustrations by Tad Carpenter, and "Your Skeleton Is Showing: Rhymes of Blunder From Six Feet Under," by Kurt Cyrus, with illustrations by Crab Scrambly, do the trick nicely.

Flatulence, thumb sucking, nose picking, scattered body parts, saliva, spittle: parents may be put off by the gross humor in "Your Skeleton Is Showing," but kids will revel in it; and underneath the vulgarity — and not even six feet under — Cyrus's verses are good-humored and clever.

What sort of skeletons, I ask.