Sentence examples for skinning by from inspiring English sources

I told them about the scene of carnage I walked in on and how, generously, Jim (not his real name) offered me one of the rabbits he was skinning by way of thanks for my visit.

If skinning by hand, pull the skin down a bit, then slice the tissue that attaches it to the muscles underneath it, working a little at a time.

If skinning by hand, pull the skin down a bit, as if you were peeling paper off a wall, then slice the tissue that attaches it to the muscles underneath it, working a little at a time.

The lemon skin should by now be very soft.

UNDER THE SKIN, by Michel Faber.

Written on Skin by George Benjamin.

LOST MEMORY OF SKIN, by Russell Banks.

OUT OF MY SKIN By John Haskell.

Tindall peels away the city's palimpsest skin by skin.

Lost Memory of Skin, by Russell Banks (Ecco; $25.99).

Out of My Skin, by John Haskell (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $14).