Sentences with Skin And Bones

The rescued stray cat was skin and bones when they found it wandering the streets.

The old haunted house stood in the moonlight, looking like it was skin and bones.

The once-thriving town was now skin and bones, with abandoned buildings and empty streets.

The long journey through the desert left the explorers looking like skin and bones.

The neglected garden was now just a patch of soil with a few skin and bones plants struggling to survive.

The war-torn city stood as a grim reminder, its skyscrapers reduced to skin and bones by the bombings.

The antique violin, once magnificent, now looked like it was skin and bones, with cracks and worn-out strings.

The abandoned dog they found on the street was just skin and bones, desperately in need of care.

Despite her efforts to hide it, her gaunt face and frail figure revealed that she was nothing more than skin and bones.

The famine-stricken village had children who were sadly nothing but skin and bones, their malnutrition evident.

The character in the novel, after a long period of captivity, became skin and bones, reflecting the harsh conditions.

The old photograph captured a moment in time, showing the survivors of the war as nothing but skin and bones.

The eerie silhouette of the scarecrow stood in the field, its frame resembling that of skin and bones.

The marathon runner, exhausted and dehydrated, finished the race looking like he was just skin and bones.

The winter was harsh, leaving the once plump squirrels scurrying around as if they were nothing but skin and bones.