In a small group, the worshipers walked under a bone-white moon from Hebron's Jewish enclave along a road that winds down into a gully planted with olive trees, still in the Israeli-controlled section of the city.
Conservative critics despised the snapshot-like informality and the plangent hues of, for example, a ground-level shot of a tricycle on a suburban street, its green metal parts, rusty handlebars, red handgrips, and black tires under a bone-white sky, as abrupt as lightning.
At Little Bighorn, famous for the 1876 battle in which George Armstrong Custer was killed, green ravines wander through "buttery hills under a bone-yellow sky" and grasses "scribble at the death markers on the battlefield".However, it is at Chernobyl, where in 1986 a reactor at the nuclear power station exploded, that man's influence on the earth's surface is at its most poignant.
Currently, an antibody to sclerostin is under development as a bone anabolic therapeutic for diseases of low bone mass such as osteoporosis [ 51].
Under most circumstances, breaking a bone after age 20 suggests that bones are weaker than normal, even if a bone density test does not signal a problem.
29 to remove a bone spur under his right Achilles' tendon.
The Mets' No. 3 hitter, Cliff Floyd, had a bone spur under his right Achilles' tendon from the start; he finally had surgery in August.
While she works, he relaxes on his red-cushioned bed under a window, chewing on a bone and bounding to her side when she dashes down the hall to use the copier.
"Me, I ended up having surgery after I was done, and found out I had some labrum stuff that was really bad and a bone spur under my biceps tendon.
Mark Teixeira reinjured his troubled wrist and ended up having to have surgery, Kevin Youkilis's back ultimately forced him to go under the knife, Curtis Granderson broke a bone in one hand, came back three months later and broke a bone in the other, and Francisco Cervelli sustained a stress reaction in his elbow while recovering from a broken hand.
