Sentence examples for skin coming from inspiring English sources

"There were boards going everywhere, skin coming off kids, screaming mothers chasing children," Johansen says.

Ari, who as a baby couldn't crawl without the skin coming off his knees, even took up skiing.

There Pippa is "in terror of mowing over one of the aged people, dressed in pink and pistachio, their tanned faces collapsed, shriveled skin coming away from knees and elbows".

I had always felt it, as if something alive were brushing against my skin, coming up out of the depths to pull at my legs or encircle my feet.

In May 2000 Airbus advised the airlines that fly its A319, A320 and A321 models to perform a onetime inspection of their vertical tails to look for signs of the skin coming apart from the skeleton, but the recommendation did not extend to the A300.

"Oh sure, there's all the horror, the indescribable suffering, the people's skin coming off like cottage cheese," he writes, "but, see, I have decided that as much as there will be fun and hilarity in this house, I am determined to also fill this place with sober and lasting learning".

Here, skin comes through surgery.

Father's skin came off with the plaster.

(The 1970 fairy tale "Donkey Skin" comes closest).

Desquamating skin comes off as fine flakes like bran.

The skin comes out in goosebumps and tingles run up the spine.