knucklebone in a sentence

1. Duglioli harbored a particular devotion to Saint Cecilia and the papal legate to Bologna-Cardinal Francesco Alidosi-gave her a knucklebone relic of the late saint to keep.
2. Her character, Anney Boatwright, is about to give birth to Bone, so named by an uncle because she was " no bigger than a knucklebone ."
3. Secondly, some claim that the " tafl " games, especially " tawlbwrdd ", were often played with a die, made of a sheep's knucklebone, and this feature seems absent in fidchell.
4. The Royal Game of Ur, or " Game of Twenty Squares " was played with a set of pawns on a richly decorated board and dates from about 3000 BC . It was a race game which employed a set of knucklebone dice.
5. Tsepon Lungshar, an official educated in England, introduced reform in the 1920s; after losing a political struggle the reformist was sentenced to be blinded by having his eyeballs pulled out . " The method involved the placement of a smooth, round yak's knucklebone on each of the temples of the prisoner.
6. It's difficult to find knucklebone in a sentence.
7. Apples, asparagus, blackberries, cherries, figs, flowers, garlic, gooseberries, grapes, lemons, melons, nuts, onions, oranges, oysters, pineapples, plums, pomegranates, raisins, raspberries, strawberries, tomatoes, a shoe, a herring, a knucklebone, a dead robin and even a few teapots populate their beguiling if wildly unfashionable assemblage of paintings, each fairly small but fully ripe.