sinew|sinews in English

noun

[sin·ew || 'sɪnjuː]

tendon; physical force, muscle; strength, power; vigor; source of strength

Use "sinew|sinews" in a sentence

1. Money is the sinews of war. 

2. The athletes waited, with all their sinews tensed.

3. Some to be our muscles and sinews.

4. Money is the sinews of love, as of war.Sentence dictionary 

5. Deer's tail , sinew , mushrooms , frog's egg, red ginseng.

6. Trim all excess fat and sinew from roast.

7. Money is the sinews of love, as of war. 

8. And with bones and sinews you wove me together.

9. All tough sinew, she looked like a hawk eyeing prey.

10. The knights must prevail with steel and sinew alone.

11. She could feel every bone and sinew of him.

12. He strained every sinew to help us, but didn't succeed.

13. Then he prophesied to them and made flesh and sinews come around them.

14. Grain as currency provided the sinews of power for the phar[ao]hs.”

15. Collagen is the main protein of sinew, cartilage, bone and skin.

16. 2 The sinews on his neck stood out like knotted string.

17. —That your neck is an iron sinew and your forehead is copper+—

18. Babiche definition is - thread or thong of sinew, gut, or rawhide.

19. And what shoulder, & what art, Could twist the sinews of thy heart?

20. They say that 'time Assuages,'-- Time never did assuage; An actual suffering strengthens, As sinews do, with age

21. If there is a sinew in our family, it runs through the women.

22. This article studies the connotation, source, contents and function of sinew changing technique.

23. 8 Then I saw sinews and flesh come on them, and skin covered over them.

24. This article is a exeniple which the principle of sinew soil is applied to engineering.

25. The buffalo and elk hide are decorated with red cloth and beads, sewn with a sinew.