shoulder bone

He broke a shoulder bone and was out of work for more than a month.

The bullet had done no damage to his shoulder bones and he'd be good as new in three weeks.

Her first stab took me in the back, but high and off center, stopping itself against my shoulder bone.

The fusion of two shoulder bones suggests that it was mature.

The blade deflected up and cut deep into the top of his shoulder bone.

Only a shoulder bone had that squishy loose feeling of a break.

Ricky Bell chipped a shoulder bone on his only play of the game.

It also can be caused by irregularly shaped shoulder bones.

A shoulder bone broke, leaving one shoulder higher than the other for the rest of her life.

The frail blades of his shoulder bones were like a bird's wings under my hand.

Its shoulder bones were fairly large, indicating a powerful forward stroke for fast swimming.

His mother, Ruth, said he had been a great baseball player before he lost a shoulder bone to cancer.

"Or you can scrape the shoulder bone into water and bathe him in that.

Then the shoulder bone, and the arm bones.

He stretched again until his shoulder bones cracked.

The ax buried itself in the man's shoulder bone, the head split in two.

There was an ugly hole in him, high in the left side of his chest, just below the shoulder bones.

Said they bust up the shoulder bones on the slaughterhouse bulls better, too."

Withers is the ridge between a horse's shoulder bones.

Muscles and ligaments hold this ball against a cup-shaped part of the shoulder bone.

They appear to rely on their leg and shoulder bones to transmit the signals to the middle ear.

The shoulder bones are separate from the skull.

John glanced over at Jenny, where she sat against the alien curves of the dragon's complicated shoulder bones.

Ligaments attach shoulder bones to each other, providing stability.