Sinew

The artisan sinewed the sinew to the bow to create a strong tension.

The craftsman sinewed the snowshoes with a tough strip of moose sinew.

The sinew in the chicken wing was tough and unpleasant to eat.

The butcher trimmed the sinew from the meat before cooking it.

She struggled to cut through the sinew in the tough piece of meat.

The athlete strained a sinew in his leg during the race.

The chef marinaded the meat for hours to help break down the sinew and make it more tender.

The butcher deftly removed the sinew from the meat.

The boxer's sinew helped him deliver a knockout punch.

The gymnast's sinew allowed her to perform complicated routines.

The weightlifter's sinew was impressive as he lifted the heavy weights.

The construction worker's sinew helped him lift heavy equipment.

The soldier's sinew gave him the endurance to complete the long march.

The dancer's sinew allowed her to perform difficult movements with ease.

His sinew was no match for the weight he was trying to lift.

The runner's sinew propelled him to the finish line first.

The football player's sinew was tested during his intense workout.

His sinew was admired by his peers at the gym.

The wrestler's sinew was evident in his muscular physique.

The medieval armor was reinforced with sinew straps to provide extra protection in battle.

His sinew arms carried the heavy bags with ease.

The lion had a sinew body that rippled with power.

A supportive community can sinew a person's resolve in difficult times.

The contractor will sinew the walls to make them sturdy.

A mentor can sinew a young person's career with guidance and advice.

The sinew of his philosophy was his unwavering commitment to human rights.

The sinew of his cooking is the use of fresh, local ingredients.

The sinew of the government is the support of its citizens.

The sinew of the team was their unity and trust in each other.

The sinew of the community is its volunteers and activists.

The sinew of the team's success was their consistent training and practice.

The hunter used the sinew of the animal to create a durable thread.

The ancient Greeks believed that the god Zeus created humans from clay and sinew.

The butcher carefully cut through the sinew to prepare the meat.

She felt a sharp pain in her sinew while stretching.

The blacksmith used sinew to tie the pieces of metal together before welding them.

The surgeon carefully reattached the sinew to the bone.

The injury to his sinew made it difficult for him to walk.

The sinew in his leg was strained after he ran a marathon.

The sinew of his arguments resonated with the audience.

The sinew of the negotiation was their leverage and bargaining power.

The sinew of her influence was her charisma and eloquence.

The sinew of the community is its social and cultural diversity.

The animal's sinew was used to make a bowstring.

The Native American artisan sinewed the traditional clothing with sinew cord.

The blacksmith sinewed the ironwork with strips of sinew.

The craftsman sinewed the handle to the blade of the knife with sinew.

She found a sinew in the chicken breast and had to remove it before eating.

The tough sinew in the steak made it difficult to chew.

The hunter used the sinew from the deer to create a bowstring for his bow.