Its walls were covered with a yellowish striped paper, its ceiling beams were moulded, its herring-boned parquet floor shone.
Her eyes took in his moulded ceiling-beams, the glass knob of his door, his neat bed, the herring-boned parquet of the floor.
Come along, Mynton; Hunt, now mind you try and lame that big beast of a raw-boned charger among these gutters, will you?
Son of Eccelino the monk, described in the poem as "many-muscled, big-boned Alberic.
Sardine Mayonnaise: plain mayonnaise withboned sardines mashed into it.
Put a ring of boned and flaked sardines around salad and serve with mayonnaise.
I boned him about straw hats--I was on my spring trip then.
First thing he boned me about was, 'Well, how's the election going in Illinois and back East?
Just as I was coming through the office I met another merchant in the town who handled as many goods as my old customer, and I boned him right there to give me a look.
If you see yourself perched on that raw-boned nag with me, I don't, that's all.
Somewhat before the middle of the Lemurian period, probably during the evolution of the third sub-race, the gigantic gelatinous body began slowly to solidify and the soft-boned limbs developed into a bony structure.
After all the countless and infinitely innumerable swinging, swaying, clanking, dry-boned skeletons had marched by Gud, they started around again.
Jonson was a large and raw-boned lad; he became by his own account in time exceedingly bulky.
A change, an expression of relief, slipped over his big, harsh-boned face, the only sign of the tension that he had been under.
He was shaking the slim-boned native as if he were a man of straw.
The raw-boned old Scotsman leaned heavily back in his chair.
It is presumed that the boned pig is rolled and tied, with the leaves in the center.
However, a boned and flattened-out hare would be better broiled on the grill than hung up over the open fire.
The boned carcass should be tied; this is perhaps meant by or is included in ornas--garnish, i.
There were a number of more or less awkward and raw-boned young male creatures whose lives were spent chiefly in cornfields and potato patches.
The truffle belongs to the family of the mushrooms; they are used principally in this country as a condiment for boned turkey and chicken, scrambled eggs, fillets of beef, game and fish.
Shoulder, used for roasting; it may be boned and stuffed, then afterwards baked or roasted.
With this salutation Mr Squeers patted the heads of two hollow-eyed, small-boned little boys, whom the applicant had brought with him, and waited for further communications.
Mix thoroughly and add a dozen skinned and bonedsardines pounded to a paste.
Put a layer of the boned fish in a buttered baking-pan, add a layer of the sauce, sprinkle with minced parsley, and repeat until the dish is full.
Page 323] BONED FRIED SHAD Remove the head and tail, then take out the back and side bones.
For the cuffs that projected from the edges of the livery sleeves covered each large-boned wrist.
His burglar was wrapped as securely as a butcher wraps a boned rib-roast.
His position was such that the sleeves of his black service coat were drawn away from the white and heavy-boned wrists.
The crowd looked in at the slim-legged, raw-boned horse, and walked away laughing.
Standing before me I saw my friend Detective Sergeant Durham, and with him a remarkably tall and very large-boned man whose square-jawed face was deeply tanned and whose aspect was dourly Scottish.
He lifted his reins, and, crushing both heels into the flanks of his raw-boned broncho, galloped off without waiting for a reply.
He still lay profoundly at rest and yet profoundly alive, one long, big-boned arm thrown over his head on the pillow, as he always had slept when he was a child.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "boned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
