Sentence examples for skin land from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise, you would have been left with soft skin Land Rovers.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Intraoperative photographs: a Skin land marks for the Watson Jones incision.

At the time, my colleagues and I stayed in a guest house in the city, shopped and drank chai in the bazaar: I accompanied the British commander running a small team, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Worsley, as he went in "soft-skin" Land-Rovers to meet imams and elders in village shuras without body armour and helmets.

Anything coming in constant contact with your skin will land in your bloodstream for distribution throughout your body.

Fulci's Una Lucertola con la Pelle di Donna (Lizard in a Woman's Skin, 1971) landed the director in court over an unusually ugly scene of vivisected dogs (during a hallucination), but he was saved from two years in prison for animal cruelty when Rambaldi brought in the animatronic models of the dogs as evidence.

"It's got something to do with taking something out of the air, and putting it under the skin of the land," he says.

Unfortunately, there are still people who are only too happy to "skin" these public lands for profit.

She is, like Rampling herself, an Englishwoman who has all but shed the skin of her native land.

Limiting himself to three colors was a nod to Marcus Garvey's pan-African flag, in which red symbolizes the blood of martyrs, black the color of their skin, and green the land of Africa.

Nobody much likes it when this tournament changes from outdoor to indoor, but the television and radio stations had been blaring all the previous day about record temperatures, with the appropriate warnings in this land of skin cancer.

Figure 4 displays the grid-averaged changes in annual mean land surface skin temperature in response to increased latent heat flux due to irrigation.