bony-looking

The picture showed Alsa with a big bony-looking man in his thirties.

At twelve she'd fallen in love with her cousin Brad, a bony-looking boy three years older than her.

No metal, bony-looking fingers for this robot.

He faked a blow to the creature's head, then spun and lashed out at a bony-looking knee instead.

A bony-looking medium-sized man, with hair somewhat grayer than Perry's, brown eyes too close together, and pointed ears, sat nearby.

Their hands have gotten bony-looking and weird as the ice they're made from passes from solid to gas despite the frigid temperature.

He moved across the clearing to where Holz was now adjusting the cinch of a bony-looking chestnut gelding.

Each has a carved base dominated by a gilded and ebonized female caryatid and stands on four bony-looking animal-paw feet.

Two feeble squeaks intended to be mews issued from very thin, bony-looking cats no more than half RK's own splendid size.

And rhubarb, another bony-looking veggie, is rich in vitamin K, which helps activate three proteins involved in bone health and increases bone-mineral density.

She wore faded jeans that hung on her narrow behind, a sleeveless T-shirt that left her bare arms bony-looking and puckered from the chilly morning air.

A foldout spread of the Mojave rattlesnake captures both the dry, bony-looking coils of its rattle and its dart-like blackish tongue.

Once, when she was five years old, shed picked up a colorful snake right out of the grass, run her fingers across the beautiful diamonds on its back and the bony-looking ridges on its tail.

The spindly creature's hands, frail and bony-looking, held a pick that had fallen across and joined the dead man's chest, sinking through its blackened corruption, joining the slithery lungs--things moved in there as the beam disturbed them.

In this well-planned chronicle of Noguchi's lifelong engagement with three-dimensional form, the highlight is a stunning gallery devoted to his anthropomorphic sculptures from the 1940's - bony-looking vertical articulations that are surreal abstractions of body traits and attitudes.

Cut mostly from thin slabs of marble or wood, these bony-looking vertical articulations, whose cleverly joined parts are notched to fit exactly into each other (without benefit of glue, nails or other fixatives) add up to surreal abstractions of body traits and attitudes.

Terence Main's "Fourth Frond" chair of 1991, which the show puts in the category of studio craft design, is a bony-looking creation of bright cast bronze, its back and seat composed of horizontal welded strips with roughly scalloped ends and incised horizontal scorings.

The sketchy images in Colonna's work contrast sharply with Johann Theodore de Bry's bony-looking studies in "Florilegium Novum" from 1611 and Jim Dine's expressive engravings in his 1980 adaptation of Robert Thorton's classic 19th-century study of plants, "The Temple of Flora."