Sentence examples for time skinning from inspiring English sources

And I had made good time skinning up the trail.

I'm not sure whether boys are particularly interested in Douglas Bader or making batteries - the ones round here mostly spend their time skinning up by the Thames Path - but it's perfect fodder for the aspiring pub bore.

Over time skin appears smoother.

Return to the grill, this time skin-side down, and on a very high heat flash-grill for around 20 seconds until crispy around the edges.

But he's got time; skin-cancer treatments are an ongoing process that disfigures ears, chins and delusional narcissists who sunbathe till crispy.

At the same time, "Skins" departs from "Smoke Signals," a road movie that Mr. Eyre called "pan-Indian," by focusing on one reservation.

He made a quick, vertical cut, working down from just below the navel, through one layer at a time: skin, fat, muscle, the peritoneal membrane.

Each time skin biopsies were obtained.

Average operation time (skin incision to skin closure) was 72.5 min (range, 59 88 min; SD, 8.4 min).

The median access time (skin to vein) was 3 and 7 min in group S and group LM, respectively.

This is also stated by Seamon et al. who looked in detail at theatre time, skin-to-skin time and console times for the robotic hysterectomy with lymphadenectomy for endometrial cancer.