Sentence examples for wet bone from inspiring English sources

Overhead he saw white skies, the color of wet bone.

"Sometimes I come home from work and it's the kind of wet, bone cold you get here, and I want to take a hot tub, but by the time I get the fire going, it'll be too late and I'll want to go to bed," Mr. Picco admitted.

The archaeological measurements would increase after correction to wet bone values.

Interestingly, the preservation of wet bone weight in 50 mg/kg group was almost complete (p<0.05 vs. vehicle) and was indistinguishable from the 'sham' group (Fig. 3A).

— Levi Leipheimer, the two-time defending champion of the Tour of California, crossed the finish line for Monday's Stage 2, soaked and spent after a second day of wet, bone-chilling weather.

Mahmoud [11], [12] investigated the analytical solution for an electrostatic potential on wave propagation modeling in human long wet bones, and they studied the influence of rotation and generalized magneto-thermo-elastics on Rayleigh waves in a granular medium under the effect of initial stress and a gravity field.

Laundry hung from ropes, going from sopping wet to bone dry within minutes.

Since showerheads are extreme environments Dunn called them "the desert washes of your home," alternately soaking wet and bone dry he expects their inhabitants to include not only bacteria and fungi but also more unusual creatures like amoebae, algae, and protists.

Tommy would lumber off, sulking with his wet, chewed-up bone.

Recent thorough studies have explored electromechanical effects in wet and dry bone [7, 8].

The rain caught them earlier, somewhere further north, and now they were wet to the bone, all of them, their eyes all downcast save a pair who looked like the guards, janissaries still young and with enough energy to lift their heads to watch the tree-line and all the darkness that lay beyond it.