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There was no evidence of any injury to the bone.

A little bird dropped from the sky into a farm as it's chilled to the bone due to the severe cold weather on its migratory way to the South.

One of the cuts was to the base of his thumb that reached down to the bone but had no time to heal before his death.

(Shocked) Surely you don't mean. ? W-Wait a minute! I've worked my fingers to the bone for you all this time!

The point or mode of attachment of a skeletalmuscle to the bone or other body part that it moves.

Some of his comments about her appearance were a bit close to the bone.

Cherishing sympathy for the children chilled to the bone, the chef charged his men with a charity event.

but he was a hard man , Mrs. Peters . Just to pass the time of day with him ----( shivers . ) Like a raw wind that gets to the bone .

He came out with his left shoulder laid open to the bone.

You must be chilled to the bone after being out on such a cold day.

His comments about her size were a bit close to the bone.

She hated to the bone the fact that I could read, because she found it more difficult to subject me to discipline.

Maintain the body can be connected to the bone plate, used to one or more bone fasteners to maintain the bone plate.

On the summit, instead of enjoying the famous view of the sunrise, we got chilled to the bone and rushed down in two hours.

But prices, slashed to the bone during the slowdown, have failed to recover, undermining the sustainability of the restaurants' recovery.

This was simply used to slowly tear the flesh from its victim, often times all the way down to the bone.

There was constant sleet and the wind blew through the wet padded jackets all the way to the bone.

so the Buddha sliced off another piece from his arm, but he was getting down to the bone where there's not much meat.

When your staff is worked to the bone, your first instinct might be to pay them more to keep them going.

The same is true in life, "do not penetrate to the bone by a cold, how a plum-smelling incense. "

Once, long ago, this farmer worked his fingers to the bone so his son could learn to be a clerk at the castle.

Maybe "twisted" cuts a little too close to the bone, but carrying ANYTHING by its hair just seems a little odd.

'When managers cut to the bone, one of the things they stifle is innovation, ' says Dr. Robinson.

But there is no justice . The early-airport people get ulcers , heart attacks and bite their fingernails to the bone .

His threats chilled her to the bone.

the breeze brushed my cheek , the cool weather but chilled me to the bone , the tears rolled down my cheeks again.

Chop the beef shank into large chunks, keeping some attached to the bone, as bone marrow is an important element of the dish.

And another had to be evacuated after cutting his foot to the bone while crossing a waterfall.

Why should you sit around being lazy all day while I am stuck in here, working my fingers to the bone?

I'm a great believer in simplifying user interfaces down to the bone, leaving fewer options and fewer controls to reduce confusion.

Doctors are worked to the bone for relatively low pay (around $125, 000 a year at mid-career).

Romantic to the bone man is rare, he is just for you in favor of it.

His insult cut her to the bone.

Results: The absorption speed of MPC was consistent with the bone union, and MPC had no bad influence to the bone.

Attached to the bone, and controlled by the innervations, skeletal muscles contract and diastole to move the bones to produce movement.

The early-airport people get stomach troubles, heart attacks and bite their fingernails to the bone.

Then he followed up a feint, right and left, was fiercely countered, and felt his cheek laid open to the bone.

The proton ATPase located on the apical membrane of the osteoclast is essential to the bone resorption process.

An experience that marks these boy soldiers like a tattoo that penetrates to the bone.

"He is ridiculously hard-working. He works himself to the bone, " says another former colleague of Mr Moynihan's.

Long has been fried to the bone 120 can be, has not seemingly more suitable for deep-fried flying knife strange place!

When father lost his job, our living expenses had to be cut to the bone.

Current studies discover that exercise is the positive factor to the bone mass and plays great influence to osteoporosis.

But the early-airport people get ulcers, heart attacks and bite their fingernails to the bone.

That will get much closer to the bone of the question than our previous studies.

Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes straight to the bone.

Do want to be scalded by its fervent point but broiling hot by it, otherwise be ice-cold cut to the bone sometimes?

I walked two hours through the snow and was chilled to the bone.

Where the skin is closer to the bone, it tends to shine more and also around moist areas, such as the lips.

Is it worth working your fingers to the bone for a woman who does not love you?

In conventional plate osteosynthesis, stability is provided by adapting the implant to the bone.

I've worked my fingers to the bone this month, and I need a vacation.

Beauty is only skin deep, ugly goes to the bone. Wisdom goes a long way.

If not going through the freezing cold to the bone, How can plum blossoms be thus fragrant to the nose?

Please refer to the Bone and Joint Health section for more information about osteoarthritis.

Death and decrepitude would wear the world to the bone but that I follow them and constantly attack them.

Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes to the bone.

However, a number of facial muscles are not attached to the bone, but attached to the skin.

The immediate effect on Dudley was obvious: he was throwing up and chilled to the bone.

With costs already cut to the bone, sales growth is critical for firms to boost earnings going forward.

My barren thoughts have chilled me to the bone.

The soaking clothes chilled me to the bone.

They've worked their fingers to the bone preparing for the big push overseas.

Cadmium can cause damage to the bone, and aniline dye or condensed ring class is obvious carcinogens, on human health threat is very large.

Conclusion The present of bone contusion is prompt to the bone injuries, MRI is of significa. . .

The suture locking mechanism is usable for attaching tissue to the bone, tying tissue to tissue and the like.

But in a world where executive downtime has been cut to the bone, it makes good sense.

These breaks destroy skin and soft tissue, sometimes all the way down to the bone.

Waving farewell to our first love is a kind of deep-to-the-bone pain beyond expression. We are not willing but forced to admit to it.

The cold wind pierced him to the bone.

But some wounds are too deep or too close to the bone.

Beauty is skin deep; ugly goes right to the bone.

Staring eyes thrill me to the bone.

Sometimes the muscle is not attached directly to the bone but to a tough, nonstretchable cord, or tendon, that is attached to the bone.

All were gravely ill with aggressive cancer that had spread to the bone.

The cold wind chilled me to the bone.

e. g. I have been working my fingers to the bone to meet the deadline for the proposal.

That means tracking expenses and cutting spending to the bone.

You work your fingers to the bone and the deed is done. But the fruit will fall to someone else's hand.

The multiple models at the site task was wounded, DanSi CangCu Syria to hospital, but only minor injuries, no damage to the bone.

I took out my old red mug and filled it with coffee watching as each coffee granule slipped in to the bone china.

The sword bit him to the bone.

And now it chills me to the bone.

She picked the drugs because of studies in humans that suggest bisphosphonates may help prevent cancer from spreading to the bone.

Won't I skin you to the bone!

She was chilled to the bone.

Cut's too wide, too close to the bone.

Beauty is skin deep, but ugliness is to the bone.

Beauty is superficial, but ugly goes down to the bone.

And chill me to the bone.

I though he worked his fingers to the bone because he looked tired.

This is a film that will chill you to the bone.

A huge butcher block was used to trim fat from the federal budget, which was sometimes cut to the bone.

cut prices and margins to the bone and sleep well at night.

There were no complications related to the bone graft material used.

chilled to the bone, his flesh shivering.

The cold windcuts me to the bone.

I froze right to the bone.

This howling wind cuts to the bone and you're not even shaking.

And accept it that soon. You'll be drenched to the bone.

That's close to the bone.

The trees are not petrified. They are simply dried to the bone.

We have cut our housekeeping to the bone.

That make you cry, chill to the bone. Hey hey hey!

Chill your beverages to the bone!

He has to cut, clip, and curtail his monthly spending; he has had his budget cut to the bone.

Example: Let's go home. I'm chilled to the bone.

He cut his expenditures to the bone.

Because the muscles attached to the bone above, so called skeletal muscle.

You will be chilled to the bone without your overcoat.

His skin was shredded to the bone.

I'm getting chilled to the bone.

The bus service has been cut to the bone.

Work one's finger to the bone.

Lived 9 to 15 and he worked his fingers to the bone.

At the same time, she understands that she is working herself to the bone.

Sipkins said there is some evidence that other tumors that spread to the bone, such as breast and lung cancer, may have similar effects.

It is cold to the bone today.

I think it has cut young people to the bone, and they're confronting it directly.

Lived 9 to 5 and worked his fingers to the bone.

Mr. Brown worked his fingers to the bone to make enough money to buy a new house.

This is the first time that bone inducing factor BMP7 has been linked to the bone metastasis process in breast cancer.

I want to know if you can get up, after the night of grief and despair, weary and bruised to the bone.

Have you ever spent the day swimming, then at the end felt a wonderful kind of down to the bone tired?

No. I deserve it . I worked my fingers to the bone every day.

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He works his hands to the bone

Analysis of the correlated factors relating to the bone lesion in multiple myeloma

Seven sins god of stone all is true down to the bone feather moon scarlet sky I love you endlessly not knowing why

'cause cold nostalgia chills me to the bone

Biomechanical Research on the Function of Exercise to the Bone Growth

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Some blades will cut you right to the bone

And now it tears me to the bone

Compared to the step to the bone that might break

Working your fingers bare to the bone

Stripped naked and cold to the bone

Working our fingers to the bone

My soul is fractured to the bone

Work oneself to the bone

cut expenses to the bone

My fingers to the bone

Be chilled to the bone

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