Sentence examples for whose bones are from inspiring English sources

Now Murdoch's the one whose bones are being picked.

Puppies, whose bones are still growing, and older dogs, who may have joint problems, don't make the best running partners.

Persons whose bones are weak may suffer a hip fracture when attempting to support their weight on one leg or when moving the hips in a twisting motion.

"A dead man in Spain is more alive than a dead man anywhere in the world," wrote the poet Lorca, who was murdered by Franco's henchmen, and whose bones are yet to be found and given a proper burial.

Just the kind of chap to lead raids on neighbouring citadels – a historical fact we witness in the brutalised archaeology and stockpiles of traumatised human remains: thousands of men whose bones are now emerging from digs across the eastern Mediterranean, north Africa and the Middle East – cross-hatched with axe-cuts, their skulls pierced with arrows, their chests with spears.

"It is my understanding that the date of birth or death of the person whose bones are being used may be important to their ceremony," said Mr. Maglione, who successfully prosecuted a defendant last spring who was believed to be a Palo Mayombe adherent.

HOW old was the girl whose bones were found in the trash pit?

Unless scientists are allowed to complete research on Kennewick Man, whose bones were discovered in the Columbia River, in Washington State, how are we to know?

A man who pretended to be a Rockefeller was found guilty of the first-degree murder Wednesday of a man whose bones were found beneath a San Marino home.

The South Jersey salute comes courtesy of "C is for cranberries," harvested by the region's farmers, and also "R is for reptile," an entry about the state dinosaur, Hadrosaurus foulkii, whose bones were discovered in a Haddonfield dig in 1858.

This exhibition marks the UK debut for the body of work that came about as a result, in particular a portrait of St Rosalia, a medieval hermit whose bones were said to have cured the city of the plague.