Sentence examples for skin could be from inspiring English sources
The skin could be contaminated and when the fruit is cut, food-poisoning organisms could spread to the flesh.
When I got selected, there was surprise and concern that the colour of my skin could be a handicap.
In 1997, the General Accounting Office, Congress's investigative and auditing arm, reported that the aircraft's radar-absorbing skin could be damaged by moisture and extreme weather conditions.
In addition, whalebones could be used to stiffen corsets, skin could be cured for leather, and ambergris, the aromatic digestive substance, could be incorporated into perfumes.
In the album cover's original incarnation, the skin could be peeled back to reveal the fruit (flesh-coloured – how rude!) beneath.
He restated that the large incision was made so that a flap of skin and soft tissue "consistent with the color and texture" of Mr. McCain's facial skin could be rotated into the wound.
In future, the TE-skin could be design as gene delivery to enhance potential capacity for treatment of burns, chronic wounds and even systemic diseases.
(Who knew potato skins could be used to remove mineral stains on your glassware?).
Historically, tigers have been hunted at a large scale so their famous striped skins could be collected.
They showed that pounding the skins could be more than tempo-driven accompaniment it was an expressive language of its own.
According to the results of our Cluster analysis, the expression patterns of miRNAs in cashmere goat skins could be divided into five types during hair cycling.
