bone tip造句

• The bone tip is fastened to a length of braided twine meanwhile; the hunter held the other end of the twine in his hand.
• Such a rule, Ginsburg said, would not be easily confined to guns but would logically extend to " bare-boned tips about narcotics, " on the ground that guns are often associated with drug dealing.
• She said such " bare-bone tips " generally do not give police the reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct needed to justify the type of stop-and-frisk search the nation's highest court has allowed for the last 32 years.
• Six grave attachments were placed to the body's left . The typical equipment of a hunter-gatherer included a fire stone knife, a fire stone core, another stone as hammer, a blade of fire stone, a bone tip, a pellet of ochre and Propolis ( a resinous matter, produced by bees ).
• The court appeared surprisingly unimpressed by the government's arguments, in one case that guns are so inherently dangerous that the police are justified in acting on the basis of a bare-bones tip that might otherwise be insufficient, and in the other case that passengers relinquish any expectation of privacy in their luggage once they toss it into an overhead bin where it can be pushed and shoved by others seeking room for their own bags.