arm stump

Do the arm stumps first as they are the smallest pieces.

He reached down and carefully lifted the old man's head by slipping an arm stump under his neck.

Once satisfied with your jointing, the arm stumps can be fitted, front first, then the back.

With the arm stump in place, Monroe buttoned the major's jacket and brushed it off.

He laughed ruefully, holding up his arm stump.

I saw him biting his own arm stump until blood spurted anew from the scarred flesh.

Both horns had been capped with bronze points that were wickedly sharp, and a hook depended from the arm stump.

Then an arm stump twitched.

There was but little left of Ivald, and indeed we could be certain of his identity only because of the old arm stump.

At least two photographs were taken, one of the lateral view and one of the anterior view, showing the apparent arm stumps.

"You get the one on the right," O'Brien said as he moved in to grab the arm stump of the Cardassian on the left.

I had done some turning before and with help and advice I soon felt quite competent turning out my arm stumps, legs and stretcher rails.

More discreetly, I flipped past a drawing of a girl with bleeding arm stumps to find more girls, sometimes bound, frequently confronted by boys with huge erections.

He had the strap of a shield looped on his wrist also, and had come to me-all the men were busy-for help in strapping the shield to his arm stump.

Her stepfather was a damaged man, and the sharp silver hook stuck on his arm stump frightened her, trapped her, and made her think her stepfather was cruel.

Subhadra's image consists of only a trunk and a head, but Jagannath and Balabhadra are larger, with a trunk, over-dimensional head, and arm stumps.

Bethany angrily rejects it when she learns it will not help her surf as it is not weight bearing, as a result of the size of her arm stump.

With Gregg, his face and arm stump bandaged, out of the way, Hawl readily took his place; his shrunken face gleamed with pleasure as he worked the heat gun.

When they stopped, those in the lead pulled the tools from their arm stumps, picked up regular plastic arms which were hanging from their belts, and snapped them into place in the empty sockets.

We have both grown most fond of the giant Maori, whose arm stump is not yet completely healed but which, he assures me, will soon enough be cured with the good medicine of his tribe.

Edward Stauch, American painter/sculptor (creator of Hospital Gangrene of an Arm Stump, this painting and Night at the Horticultural Center in Philadelphia)

Although they'd been open for half a year, their business had produced little more than inquiries like the tentative one from a physician who was hoping they'd run across an enzyme, an acid, anything that might make the cells of an arm stump de-differentiate and then re-differentiate and grow to restore the amputated limb.