I am revisiting the idea of light and laughter and skin, half-transported by wind.
He strains heroically (what else?) while his lion skin, half-covering his face, seems to be doing a large part of the fighting.
But con artists of the first degree, molded by evolution to appear loyal, devoted and true, but in fact driven by the desperate desire for chicken skin, half-chewed bones and, in today's world, lots of those incredibly expensive freeze-dried liver treats.
Then peel half the skin off, leaving the other half to hold in your hand like a wrapper.
He folded the crisp skin in half and ate that, too.
The boys played with the grenade, and it exploded, taking both of Bakit's hands, one eye and the skin on half of his face.
The layer of fat intact beneath the bronze, crisped skin of half a roast duckling kept the dark meat juicy and delicious.
Our breathe also carries water vapour, which accounts for about the same amount again; and we're also leaking water from our skin – another half kilo or so evaporating every day.
Cephalothin (22 mg/kg BW; Cefalin, EMS, São Paulo, Brazil) was intravenously administered 30 minutes before the skin incision; half of this dose was delivered intraoperatively at 90-minute intervals.
The angiogenic proteome of the metastases seems to be similar to that of the primary tumours, since even in the less-vascularised skin, about half of the BC metastases grow with minimal induction of vessel sprouting, reflected by low endothelial cell proliferation.
