Sentence examples for skinned from inspiring English sources

The first, in the 12th minute, arrived after Wilson skinned Tomas Kalas and was brought to the ground.

Next day the 23-year-old visited the mortuary, where he identified a third murdered student whose body was found a few blocks away, his face skinned and his eyes gouged out.

Recalling the experience, Jon Snow said: "I cannot believe I skinned a rabbit.

We know everything".Whipped or skinned?None of this is the economic integration that federalists dreamed of.

And my one prayer to God, the miracle worker, was that I would wake up lighter-skinned".

Although the actress who portrays her is light skinned and blonde, La Cuatro is often referred to as being savage and wild.

Acting with seeming impunity and military precision, the extremists oversaw an organised campaign that targeted dark-skinned immigrants, leftist opponents and gay people, according to state prosecutors, who spent 15 months investigating the openly xenophobic, antisemitic and homophobic group.

"And more than that, I would like to apologise directly to Nigel for the phrase 'snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive'.

Turmoil erupted in Ukip after Patrick O'Flynn, the party's campaign director, gave an interview saying Farage had been led astray by an inner circle of advisers, which had made him become "snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive".

Patrick O'Flynn has resigned as economics spokesman, acknowledging that it was really unhelpful to have described his leader as "snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive".

Farage subsequently resigned following his defeat, only to be reinstated, with the party descending into turmoil after its leader was called a "snarling, thin-skinned, aggressive" man by a senior colleague.