bare bone造句
1. I can't tell you more than the bare bones of what happened.
2. There are not even the bare bones of a garden here — I've got nothing.
3. We have outlined only the bare bones of the method.
4. The above is the bare bones of the arrangement.
5. This is boxing stripped down to the bare bones.
6. GUIs provide the padding to the bare bones of the system.
7. With blood pouring from the bare bone he made it to a pub near Loose, Kent, where regulars called 999.
8. These are the bare bones of a long and distinguished scientific career.
9. To clothe these bare bones we have to find other material.
10. Let 's get down to the bare bone essentials.
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12. The full text bare bone and various part of primary coverages are as follows:The first part is "the introduction" the part.
13. The strength of the book is that it puts flesh on the bare bones of this argument.
14. I don't need all the details - just give me the bare bones.
15. The strength of this book is that it puts flesh on the bare bones of this argument.
16. Many different lines of evidence may be used to flesh out the bare bones of the fossils.
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17. But Forbes' state organization can still be described as bare bones.
18. Rip Rig created a heady hybrid out of the bare bones of jazz improvisation, dub-funk rhythms and punk attitude.
19. I don't know how we can cut any more spending. We're down to the bare bones.
20. The second chapter analyzed Marx to circulate the economic thought bare bone.
21. He spoke so naively and clumsily that I could see the bare bone of his holy plot.
22. We'd better go to the market because we're down to the bare bone essentials.
23. The second chapter takes the knowledge management theory, the motivation theory and the gambling theory management science, the construction incentive mechanism as the bare bone of rationale.
24. Sitting, one leg crossed over the other-the vulnerable look to his shin, exposed like bare bone between the roll of his sock and the cuffed edge of his pants.