“to the bone”可以造什么句，to the bone造句

The child was chilled to the bone.

His skin was shredded to the bone.

His salary was slashed to the bone.

The rain has chilled me to the bone.

The cold wind chills one to the bone.

Our budget has been pared to the bone.

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

We cut our prices to the bone but still couldn't sell enough to recover our costs.

Your blood shall soak the ground and your flesh stripped to the bone!

Although the enemy hated him to the bone, he dared not act rashly against him.

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

I should not deserve such a scourging to the bone as this.

The point where the muscle is fastened to the unmoving bone is called the origin of the muscle, whereas the point where the muscle is not fastened to the bone that is to be moved is called the insertion.

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

The water of the lake in the early morning was so cold that he shuddered to the bone.

He runs rampant on the basis of his parents'status, and the villagers hate him to the bone.

"Much good," he said bitterly, "my wearing myself to the bone trying to be funny in this house."

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

The gathering of vital energy, the condensation of bone formation, death and solitary stay, so the burial of anti-qi into the bone, to the shade of the law is also born.

It means cutting costs to the bone and eliminating all but the most essential features of a product or service.

The porcelain offers great qualities similar to the bone china much such as considerable strength, glassiness, whiteness and translucence but can be made at a lower cost to the bone china.

At 74 he remains a true radical, whose vision of paring government to the bone excites a youthful following.

Mesh( vertices) or skin is attached to the bones. Hence, when the bones move/ rotate, the vertices attached to the bone also move/ rotate.

A lot of things are later to understand, many things are later to the bone pain, but at this time I can not find the way to come.

As it was the depth of winter the nights were long and an icy north wind chilled him to the bone. He almost froze to death.

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

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

Day after day, less than a week, the thin skin was attached to the bone, and there was no strength to squat down.

The blade would bite into him with a sort of burning coldness, and even the fingers that held it would be cut to the bone.

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

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

He was chilled to the bone.

The workers worked themselves to the bone for the capitalists.

We have cut our housekeeping to the bone.

It has survived by cutting its costs to the bone.

The knife wound penetrated to the bone, and her life was in danger.

Richard said that he would work his fingers to the bone for her.

The mercury dropped to 3 C below zero last night, and I was chilled to the bone.

The jackal and wolf bandits murdered and set fire, and the local people hated them to the bone.

We went to build a snowman but before it was half finished I was chilled to the bone.

The dog official, violent and indiscriminate, indiscriminate killing of innocent people, local villagers hate him to the bone.

He hated him to the bone, not to avenge the snow hatred, but also to sell themselves to join, willful to welcome.

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

When his men took the arrowhead out, they found that the poison had already seeped into the bone, so they persuaded him to go to Jingzhou for treatment.

Out of the airport, it feels like it's going from summer to autumn, and it's cold to the bone when a breeze blows.

In traditional Maori practice, the heads of one's forefathers, often tattooed to the bone of the skull, were kept as totems honoring their spirits.

If the weight of twelve tobacco leaves is equal to that of the tendons, the liver is the same. According to the bone, refer to the disease, the kidney, so it is important.

I was chilled to the bone.

I truly detest him and hate to the bone.

My feet were soaked and I felt frozen to the bone.

Tennis elbow is a tendonitis which occurs in the tendon that connects the muscle in the forearm to the bone.

This fellow runs rampant in the countryside and does nothing evil. People hate him to the bone.

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

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

They were so poor that they could not open the pot. One fierce king of Yan squeezed them to the bone and squeezed them out.

The freezing weather chilled me to the bone.

She's a poor little rich girl 20 swaddled in fur and iced to the bone.

That's an expensive piece of equipment, dude. And the rest of us have had our budgets cut to the bone.

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

He loves to be mystifying, saying that he will not go down to the bone.

When you put on the glasses, one of the elbows that fit over the ears carries the amplified sound to the bone above the ear.

He met Lusi, asked him to talk about the remuneration of bone removed, Lusi their first Shenjin Wolf's throat, Diao to the bone, so the Wolf to be a good gratuity.

The sword bit to the bone.