Sentence examples for to skins from inspiring English sources
verb
To injure the skin of.
- He fell off his bike and skinned his knee on the concrete.
Ms. Lanphear is similarly drawn to skins, her raffish longtime signature.
"I always turn to skins, because no two are alike," Mr. Korban said.
The promotional images that the network sent out into the world to draw eyeballs to "Skins" are provocative, if not titillating — they show the cast lying together in a cluster, wearing almost nothing, and looking at the camera with expressions that range from blasé to dazed.
Jason Stoddard, Managing Partner at Centric, says companies can change anything from text, video, photos and audio to skins – without having to program anything.
Adrian Grenier says, "Go listen to Skins".
By 2009, French students were going to "Skins parties" described as the "craziest thing in French nightlife, where girls are loose and drugs roam free".
The value of skin-to-skin care is now established.
Skin-to-skin refers to skin-to-skin care, in which parents hold their baby on their bare chest.
Fathers did not hold infants in skin-to-skin contact.
Calming Cycle experiences are encouraged to take place during feeding, skin-to-skin holding or non-skin-to-skin holding.
Skin-to-skin contact also helps strengthen family bonds.
