bone out

"Who wants to spend all their time taking the bones out of the fish?"

I'm not fool enough to want to leave my bones out there.

She was so gentle I could take a bone out of her mouth.

With your fingers work the bones out of the meat.

He held the bone out at arm's length, then let it fall.

Take the big bones out of the meat and then put them into plates.

She rose with an effort, her body aching from the bones out.

"About time you got your bones out of the sack," she says.

Take the leg bone out and try to bend it every day or so.

She paused to pick a fish bone out of her front teeth.

"Bone out" is an expression used on the street to mean "run away."

Jane asked, carefully picking a bone out of her fish.

He stood, tin plate in hand, and slung the bones out into the night.

The real problem is getting the bone out of the animal and into the bath before the cells die.

I made myself pull the boots loose, shook the bones out, and put them on.

He dumped all the bones out on the floor.

They took 14 pieces of bone out of his leg.

I pulled the bones out of my pouch and cast them on the dirt.

"That's why they won't let us take any of the bones out of here."

"Let's get all the bones out, then shut it down until daylight.

"We want the kids to 'bone out' from the gangs," he said.

"You lift the team by picking the bones out of the game and seeing how good we were.

Over time, the company expects to make bones out of other substances, including natural and recycled materials.

Keating had missed the rain, but he felt wet, from his bones out.

"And I thought, 'Why don't they get their young bones out to my university?' "