Skinning in a sentence

Potato tubers may be susceptible to skinning at harvest and suffer skinning damage during harvest and handling operations.

Re-skinning games and order revisions are two things that probably aren’t going to happen anymore, thankfully.

She was at the kitchen counter, skinning the rabbits she’d found in his rucksack.

Zambada was an old-fashioned capo in an era of younger kingpins known for their flamboyant lifestyles of club-hopping and brutal tactics of beheading, dismembering and even skinning their rivals.

At her festival, which has been held since 1955 in a town of 406 people called Cameron, there’s a nutria skinning competition.

He noted that since July 2019, they started implementing the strategy which has three levels which include training of at least 765 butchers as well as awarding them with fray knife for skinning animals the right way.

Arctic Village residents and visitors gather for a caribou leg skinning contest during the community's annual spring carnival.

Ask yourself why you feel like skinning Mr Mwale alive and you realise it’s out of the simple frustration of failing to make your childhood wire car to fly.

A stretch that stretches you all the way out, almost skinning you.

The covert video evidence from the 1990s is revealed to show Norris talking about “skinning” black people and setting them alight.

After skinning their corpses, I saw some camping equipment not far off by a downed tree.

In July last year, seven Dalits of Mota Samadhiyala village were paraded and flogged for skinning a dead cow, an incident that caused nation-wide outrage after its video went viral.

In skinning, be careful to remove the kernels or scent glands, not only under each front leg but also on either side of the spine in the small of the back.

The gau rakshaks first attacked Vashram, Ramesh, Ashok and Bechar while they were skinning a carcass of a cow in Mota Samadhiyala village, accusing them of slaughtering the animal.

Amateur and professional collectors became familiar with these skinning techniques and started sending in their skins to museums, some of them from distant locations.

Skin-set is the process by which the skin of the potato becomes resistant to skinning damage.

The report by the United Nations quotes "eyewitnesses in many villages describing Arab fighters carrying long knives used for slitting throats and skinning people".

The Sicilian word, katane, means "grater, flaying knife, skinning place" or a "crude tool apt to pare".

Thicker wing skinning was installed to permit higher diving speeds.