Sentence examples for to be skinned from inspiring English sources

Boris wouldn't have to be skinned for the picture.

Sometimes the cat doesn't even need to be skinned at all".

"She believed in flaying, and most people don't like to be skinned," Mr. Koch said yesterday.

Against Newcastle there was a collective switch-off from a throw-in, leading poor Ashley Young, charging across to try to cover, to be skinned by Kenedy.

This often causes your face to come into contact with something hard, your knuckles to be skinned and the head of the screw to be stripped.

The hunters of Castell'Azzara, Tuscany, celebrate as they heave the 154lb sow and a handful of other slain animals back to their lodge to be skinned, but their haul barely dents Italy's soaring wild boar population.

In the film, she compares it to being skinned alive.

Burn victims have likened it to being skinned alive, and many patients have said that going through the process was the worst pain they have ever experienced.

"They completely forgot how to be skin cells," said Dr. Bhatnagar.

In HEAL, 89% of children were skin-test positive (children were not required to be skin-test positive).

The most common adverse reaction was reported to be skin toxicity, including acneform rash.