Then they would all to a man have gone down on their marrowbones to him to come back when he had recovered his senses.

Put marrowbones in a wide oven-proof pan and place into heated oven.

Place marrowbones on a platter.

Now on two cans of food a day plus biscuits and marrowbones, her coat became shiny and she seemed to have grown taller.

A more recent version originating in America without the "marrowbones" is known as "Johnny Sands."

Surround the brisket with the potatoes, carrots, beans, lentils and barley and place the marrowbones on top.

The place was stuffy and there was an unpleasant smell compounded of cigarette smoke and old marrowbones.

Food consist from reindeer's marrowbones)

Tracks like "Four Nights Drunk", "Marrowbones", and "Wee Weaver" are essentially pure folk.

Henderson's signature veal marrowbones recalled the childhood delight I took in my mother's "signature" beef marrowbones.

There is to be electrocution and a rain-forest; a pyramid of heads on a field impregnated by leaky marrowbones; narrow escapes are coming, and a minaret that screamed!

The flesh was then cut up small for the pack, the marrowbones reserved for "master," and the soup was then boiled until it had evaporated to the quantity required.

Inside the hall, most of the legionaries were already spooning down their evening meal, a thick stew of barley, boiled beef and marrowbones, peas, carrots, onions, and various herbs.

"Warrl, would you mind staying-" :If you send me a nice haunch of pig as soon as you get there.: "And a half-dozen marrowbones already cracked; you deserve it."

There he sat cracking marrowbones, neat, tough, durable, his sleek furlike hair shedding the water like a bird's feathers: he dripped a little onto his shoulders, like house-eaves dripping, and never noticed it.

True, the soup they had made from the marrowbones had been satisfying, but with Glam at the table, there wouldn't have been much left after one or two feedings even if they had been eating an elephant.

FOR nine years, St. John in the Smithfield district here has sailed along, lending dignity to the esoteric and overlooked - dishes like marrowbones and parsley salad, deviled lamb's kidneys and bakewell tarts.

To her, cooking is about using everything at hand - from leftover Halloween jellybeans to the leafy tops of beets that she bought at the farmer's market that morning to a bunch of marrowbones that the butcher was selling cheap.

Leave me here, he said to Jan Cheroot, and the Hottentot heaved him to a sitting position, snarling at him when Zouga cried out at the agony of each movement, and forced him to drink the steaming hot soup made from elephant marrowbones.

Variations on the skull and crossbones have been used by several military forces.

The flag is red with a yellow skull and crossbones.

If it was simply a case of people being beheaded, where did the crossbones come from, and were they their own or someone else's?

The latter kicked Crossbones in the face, knocking him out.

Mark his name in the telephone book with a skull and crossbones for future reference.

On the side of the nearest container was a skull and crossbones.

Something in an old lead bottle, marked with a skull and crossbones?

They did not seem to mind the danger notices with the skull and crossbones.

He wanted to run, all the way to the Skull and Crossbones.

The center of the cross is anchored by a skull and crossbones.

One in the shape of a crossbones, another sporting a scorpion.

They turned into the street that led past the Skull and Crossbones.

Though Crossbones is more than willing to oblige, the rest are suspicious.

Today, the skull and crossbones is still the only standard symbol for poison.

I pictured the skull and crossbones, but said nothing to contradict him.

It was the typical skull illustration of danger, but without the crossbones.

The wave came into the street outside the Skull and Crossbones.

A skull and crossbones was stenciled on the outside of the containers.

In some cases during the second season, five of the six cards show the skull and crossbones, leaving only one player safe.

The skull and crossbones is an symbol identifying a poison.

Some tiles are taken up by skull and crossbones which kill the player if walked into.

I'd imagined the door's knocker might be a skull and crossbones.

A double slash in the box is the equivalent of a skull and crossbones.

"Either this play sand should be banned or labeled with a skull and crossbones."

He also wears a pirate hat with a skull and crossbones.

Then they would all to a man have gone down on their marrowbones to him to come back when he had recovered his senses.

Put marrowbones in a wide oven-proof pan and place into heated oven.

Place marrowbones on a platter.

Now on two cans of food a day plus biscuits and marrowbones, her coat became shiny and she seemed to have grown taller.

A more recent version originating in America without the "marrowbones" is known as "Johnny Sands."

Surround the brisket with the potatoes, carrots, beans, lentils and barley and place the marrowbones on top.

The place was stuffy and there was an unpleasant smell compounded of cigarette smoke and old marrowbones.

Food consist from reindeer's marrowbones)

Tracks like "Four Nights Drunk", "Marrowbones", and "Wee Weaver" are essentially pure folk.

Henderson's signature veal marrowbones recalled the childhood delight I took in my mother's "signature" beef marrowbones.

There is to be electrocution and a rain-forest; a pyramid of heads on a field impregnated by leaky marrowbones; narrow escapes are coming, and a minaret that screamed!

The flesh was then cut up small for the pack, the marrowbones reserved for "master," and the soup was then boiled until it had evaporated to the quantity required.

Inside the hall, most of the legionaries were already spooning down their evening meal, a thick stew of barley, boiled beef and marrowbones, peas, carrots, onions, and various herbs.

"Warrl, would you mind staying-" :If you send me a nice haunch of pig as soon as you get there.: "And a half-dozen marrowbones already cracked; you deserve it."

There he sat cracking marrowbones, neat, tough, durable, his sleek furlike hair shedding the water like a bird's feathers: he dripped a little onto his shoulders, like house-eaves dripping, and never noticed it.

True, the soup they had made from the marrowbones had been satisfying, but with Glam at the table, there wouldn't have been much left after one or two feedings even if they had been eating an elephant.

FOR nine years, St. John in the Smithfield district here has sailed along, lending dignity to the esoteric and overlooked - dishes like marrowbones and parsley salad, deviled lamb's kidneys and bakewell tarts.

To her, cooking is about using everything at hand - from leftover Halloween jellybeans to the leafy tops of beets that she bought at the farmer's market that morning to a bunch of marrowbones that the butcher was selling cheap.

Leave me here, he said to Jan Cheroot, and the Hottentot heaved him to a sitting position, snarling at him when Zouga cried out at the agony of each movement, and forced him to drink the steaming hot soup made from elephant marrowbones.