sinew

Now it was only a question of time for the sinews to right themselves.

Every sinew and twist of the body came into play.

For I have work that requires the best will and sinew.

He was built like one too, all muscle and sinew.

When you've been looked after for too long, you lose a little mental sinew.

And Sinew says he found an altar in the forest.

Everyone knew after that, and Sinew stabbed him for it.

Here it's as if we've gone beneath the skin into sinew.

She tied a piece of sinew to the end, then started on another section.

What he knows is how the body's sinews can work to maximum expression.

He felt the sinews of his hands and shoulders crack.

I felt like all my bones and sinews were rubber.

I could feel my sinews softening, but not quite all the way.

For a little while, one can see the sinews of the city, raw and exposed.

Tying the wounds together with sinew seemed to be working.

Her body was a tight mass of muscle and sinew.

The flames swept him, he held her in sinews of fire.

And he spoke, moving the sinews that held his jaws together.

She has perfect command of every dancing sinew in her body.

But the human sinew which is stronger than steel, actually, has not yet been developed.

He called the working people the "blood, bone, sinew of the nation."

They should keep in place the sinews of security.

I have not the sinews or the training for such revelry.

Its sinews showed the strength of this pretended old man.

Those institutions were the sinews and wealth which made that competition possible.