skeletal frame in a sentence

Examples

1. The use of timber framing in buildings provides their complete skeletal framing which offers some structural benefits as the timber frame, if properly engineered, lends itself to better " seismic survivability ".
2. The job doesn't quite go off as planned, though, and soon Bobby is dragging his skeletal frame ( and the change ) back to his squalid flat, bruised, battered and hemorrhaging.
3. The living room's easy chair is a skeletal frame webbed with polypropylene packing tape, designed in 1996 and inspired by discarded materials in the meatpacking district, where the Boyms previously kept their office.
4. The Heechee's appearance is described as smaller than humans, bow-legged with skeletal frames, and possessed of dark, plastic-smooth skin with patches and curlicues of bright gold and scarlet.
5. Beginning with " Mobile Suit Victory Gundam " in 1993, a unified set of polycap joints was created for smaller scale models that allowed easy mass production of models that all shared the same basic skeletal frame.
6. Built in 1891 by Levi Z . Leiter, ( 1834-1904 ), the Second Leiter Building was designed by architect William Le Baron Jenney, who implemented the skeletal frame made of steel to make the design fireproof.
7. Although the modern day Weeton with Preese is just over half this size, Watson argues that " the documentary facts support the still discernible evidence of the quarterland skeletal frame of the townships surviving from the days of the comital estates.
8. The building is made of " steel plates over a steel skeletal frame, and is equipped with windows and portholes with glass a full half inch in thickness . " The structure was originally painted red, but became white thereafter.
9. With hundreds of millions of cells and other components variously arranged as disparate organs and other systems on a skeletal frame, the body is a complex organic machine designed to renew itself constantly and run with little tinkering for decades at a time.
10. Mario Botta's " Seconda " armchair ( 1982 ) is a starkly handsome seat whose skeletal frame of matte-finished steel is enhanced only by a gridded black bottom and two back-supporting rolls of black ribbed polyurethane.