For over an hour I'd been working on skeleton number five.

The boy wanted to know if his father was a skeleton.

Among them was the skeleton of a 17-22 year woman.

The skeleton is easy to put on and take off.

I looked at the skeleton on the floor behind him.

In a couple of months he was almost a skeleton.

He was looking at the skeleton of a living man.

But the question was, had the skeleton been there before the changes?

He looked at it now, and saw the face of a skeleton.

It was hard to believe they'd all come from one skeleton.

There was a skeleton in the house, as he well knew.

He'd taken this very skeleton out for research five years earlier.

"You can return the control room to a skeleton watch."

He says it will probably take him until the end of the year to get the whole skeleton out.

My father returned from the military looking like a skeleton.

"I love being able to see the skeleton of things."

I try to give them the basic look, the skeleton.

He looked more like a walking skeleton than a man.

The interest here is that the rest of the skeleton had not changed.

Well, finding a skeleton could put a person off in a whole lot of ways.

In the end he was sure of only three human skeletons.

Only three years later the company created the first skeleton watch.

It's not clear if this is the same room in which the skeleton was found.

Some of the long skeletons were trying to get up.

A skeleton force of 50 were left behind to watch the store.