pelvic bone

"Also the thing attached to the left side of your pelvic bone."

Williams pointed to where the two pelvic bones joined at the front of the body.

The upper arm and pelvic bones were also heavily built.

He missed all of last season with a chipped pelvic bone.

The pelvic bones are small and weakly attached to each other.

If it's not a chip fracture of the pelvic bone, it is always something.

She straightened and rested her hands on prominent pelvic bones.

He stretched his fingers, measuring the distance between her pelvic bones.

This despite breaking his pelvic bone in a riding accident earlier that year.

People break their pelvic bones all the time.

Then she pushes her pelvic bones back into shape with a painful grinding sound.

Second and subsequent babies tend to engage later as the pelvic bones are slightly different.

As he and a graduate student brushed away some of the sediment, they thought it was a pelvic bone.

The X-rays revealed that a small chip has been pulled away from the pelvic bone.

The next year he broke his pelvic bone.

She responded by pushing her pelvic bone up against his awakening monster.

The person may have tender and unstable pelvic bones.

This can help realign your pelvic bones and may give you temporary pain relief.

He vaulted the pelvic bone at the base of the public square, and walked through the pasture.

Barely breathing, I examined every inch of pelvic bone, then worked my way through the other shots.

Their hair meshed and he drove their pelvic bones together.

At the level of the pelvic bones, the abdomen ends and the pelvis begins.

Leg and pelvic bones of a young woman.

He wanted - needed - to find the feet, legs, knees and pelvic bones of what is thought to be the earliest known human ancestor.