hip bone in a sentence

1. Rest one of your hands across the dogs’ hip bones on his back.

2. On the last trip, we placed a hip bone in the "Y" of a sapling.

3. Now looking at this picture, you can clearly see my hip bones."

4. As you can guess from their name, these points are located near your hip bones.

5. This leads to a decrease in bone strength and a risk of breaking bones—and not just hip bones.

6. What doctors and researchers may not know is that this specific virus also affects my hip bones.

7. After two C-sections, the jagged line from one hip bone to the other had faded, but not disappeared.

8. Based on her hip bones and other skeletal features, they estimated the woman was about 20 years old when she died.

9. At that time and again an average of 4.9 years later, researchers measured women’s total hip bone density and also that of two subregions.

10. Twelve years later, after he suffered increasingly severe pains, X-rays revealed the accident had also caused three hip bone fractures and a dislocated hip.

11. The experiment, which uses 3-D analysis to collect detailed information on the quality of astronauts’ hip bones, also will increase understanding of osteoporosis on Earth.

12. In January 2002 I learned that in early November of 2001 she had had a hip bone "explode" and had been hospitalized for quite a while, I think in late January before she was released.

13. "Our one-year measurements were consistent with such an increase in bone size; however this increase in the bone may not have been enough to result in full recovery of the hip bone strength.

14. The researchers found a slight positive trend in support of the Mediterranean diet, especially with regards to hip bone health, but the diet did not reduce the risk of bone fractures overall.

15. They used the bones to identify Brontomerus' unique features, primarily the shape of the ilium (hip bone), which, in the case of Brontomerus, is unusually large in comparison to that of similar dinosaurs.

16. A 69-year-old patient was diagnosed a year ago with a PSA of 50 ng/ml, a Gleason score of 8, and two small foci of metastatic prostate cancer — one in his right hip bone and the other in his right shoulder.

17. If the unfortunate victim of the accident breaks a hip bone or two, then he or she will not be able to sue your company for hundreds and thousands of dollars if you have errors and omissions insurance in place.