Sentence examples for stuffed skin from inspiring English sources

Just 30 years ago, the presentation of Guy's stuffed skin was a tricky subject.

But after he died his stuffed skin was put on display in the imperial natural history collection, a fate that reflected a deep ambivalence towards nonwhites.

I held the stuffed skin of an ivory bill specimen from the late 19th century in the collection of the university museum.

A proposal to make a museum exhibit of his stuffed skin caused controversy so it was cremated and buried beneath a bronze plaque at the International Space Hall of Fame in Alamogordo, New Mexico.

Played with carefully sewn stuffed skins, with animal bladders, or with found objects as simple as gourds, chunks of wood, or rounded stones, ball games are universal.

(Count us in for that fresh spin on stuffed potato skins).

— Glenn Collins The Journal News: Now here's some Super Bowl grub that seems ripe for a quasi-nostalgic yuppie upgrade: stuffed potato skins!

There are a few artists in whose works you might detect a South American flavor: the hanging stuffed animal skins of Eliane Duarte or Leonilson's delicate folk-art-like fabric collages with poetic texts.

They peeled back Bloomin' Onions, meditated on Zen chicken pot stickers and attempted to ignore the calorie count of an "appetizer" that included Buffalo wings, fried mozzarella and stuffed potato skins.

While there are no real surprises among the buffalo wings, fried mozzarella, stuffed potato skins and deep-fried zucchini, portions are generous enough for a starter like nachos grande to double as an entree or serve two or three diners as an appetizer.

You might detect a South American flavor in the works of a few artists: the hanging, stuffed animal skins of Eliane Duarte; Leonilson's delicate, folk-artlike fabric collages with stitched poetic texts; and Luiz Hermano's bristling brown wall-mounted mass made of coconut fiber brushes.