There is more and less to the flaying of Fay than it seems.

"Oh, I've been too busy to do much flaying, what with working at the hotel and all."

First a little flaying, just enough skin to make a hatband.

It took him two hours to complete the flaying.

In 1396 he ordered the flaying of 5000 women.

But there are more things you don't know about human behavior than how a proper flaying is conducted.

The flaying, the inscription, the use of a purification incense.

It is worse than the flaying, but somehow it passes.

Along with a court-martial, possible flaying and certainly life imprisonment."

The cluster of mahamimamsa around them were already well into the flaying.

Yet these defenses quickly crumbled once Oprah Winfrey staged a public flaying.

There was a flaying of mighty arms, grabs of ham-like fists.

"Flaying Theon will not bring my brothers back," Robb said.

The detail of the flaying.

He has been emotionally scarred by witnessing the flaying of a superior officer and several nights spent in a dried-up well.

I smoked, watched the rain drops fall and spatter, then smear away under the tired flaying of the wipers.

First, there was the shifting blur of many green-clad figures - some flaying, others offering helping hands, while a few were huddled near the walls.

The flaying is done in time to the laments, and recordings often have a track of rhythmic thwacks laid over the recitation.

Our response to the "Flaying of Marsyas" as an image in the process of becoming is quite proper.

The travellers who first met them after their good service at Torquilstone would have a woful flaying.

"Flaying is good," Silk agreed.

"The flaying," I answered.

His thoughts scattered before the flaying of his spirit, of his hopes, and of his beliefs.

Debuts are tough for any designer, but a special flaying is reserved for those who follow Saint Laurent, who retired in 2002.

Unwilling to incur Asbidag's displeasure, he had spent the morning watching the flaying of Martellus.

Flayed without hope, I held the man for nothing in my arms.

He did well at school but flayed himself in the process.

"As if all the skin had been flayed off them."

I do not know of any god that would flay people and leave them alive.

Two weeks ago the kid was flayed; no private doctor allowed.

He looked around the camp, ready to flay another victim.

For a time, as flay in bed, I felt confusion.

From the neck down the skin had been flayed open and pulled back.

After being flayed, the skin is soaked in water for about 1 day.

I am convinced that we are flaying our players past the point of no return.

It was 11:15 as they set out in a cold rain that would flay them all night.

How it had flayed me to be presented to these guests.

From my father's right hand you must flay the tip of the first finger.

"Do you want to see Sophia flay the skin right off of my back?"

As a result, the king had him arrested and flayed alive.

But I'll flay the skin off the face of any man who shoots without cause.

His whole face was orange with it, like he'd been flayed alive.

There they quickly flayed the skin from one of her thighs.

He looked as if he'd been emotionally flayed to the bone.

When we reached the second division the newspapers flayed us.

The skin on his hands and knees was flayed by stone.

Did people flay and burn us Jews for the love of money?

The skin on their backs and legs would be flayed off.

I got off with two badly flayed knees, but did not give them a second thought.

But his voice could flay her; he knew every least insecurity and played upon it.