Trump has bones to pick with other G28 leaders too.
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Trump has bones to pick with other G22 leaders too.
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Before that however, we've got 280 bones to pick with Twitter.
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It has a sackful of bones to pick with the modern world as a whole.
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As much as I like this book, I have two and a half bones to pick.
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Kelly Clarkson's little Aquaman fans have a few fish bones to pick with its star, Jason Momoa.
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Critics could likely still find a few bones to pick with De Vries's index, but its fundamental value doesn't come from perfect, impossible accuracy.
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I'm in a strange place as an investment advisor: I am sort of happy the rule is under fire, because I have some major bones to pick with it, but I also support it.
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And from the look of the teasers for the next episode, one or two other characters may have one or two other bones to pick with him — such as Dany, whose father he killed.
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Lawmakers, users, investors—all of them have very legitimate bones to pick with Facebook, such that it's getting increasingly difficult to keep track of just which entities are currently threatening to depose tech's boy-king.
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Chuck Schumer and John Cornyn, but he's got more bones to pick ... telling us why both sides are to blame for the impasse and wondering why no one is seemingly negotiating for the average American.
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Falk, Terrence. "Bones to Pick" Milwaukee Magazine, April 2004 The land was ceded by the Potawatomi in 1833, when they sold the last of their land in Illinois and Wisconsin to the United States. They had hoped to protect their land claims by fighting alongside the US in the Black Hawk War of 1832, but growing poverty forced them to sell in exchange for territory in Iowa and economic investments in schools and agriculture.
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It is revealed in Episode 1 of Season 5 that Divya is pregnant with Rafa's baby. In "Bones to Pick" Divya falls down in pain and is rushed to the hospital where she, Hank, Evan, and Paige discover that she has a subchorionic hemorrhage behind the placenta. Jeremiah shows up at the hospital to see Divya after Evan calls him to talk to Divya. Everyone else leaves the room and Jeremiah admits his feelings to Divya.
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Tetrapods that adapted to terrestrial living adapted these gill bones to pick up sounds through air, and they later became the middle ear bones seen in mammalian tetrapods. Ichthyostega, on the other hand, is considered to be a fully terrestrial tetrapod that perhaps depended on water for its aquatic young. Comparisons between the skeletal features of Acanthostega and Ichthyostega reveal that they had different habits. Acanthostega is likely exclusive to an aquatic environment, while Ichthyostega is progressed in the aquatic to terrestrial transition by living dominantly on the shores.
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This time the prisoners are put off at Corvo Island, and CSS Alabama is off yet again, another sail having been spotted. After a thrilling all night chase, the new sail is found merely to be a Danish ship, and having no bones to pick with any of the world but Yankee vessels, Semmes lays off. The CSS Alabama returns to Corvo Island for the usual prisoner debarking, and the Weathergauge is put to the torch on September 10. A three-day break is now had by Semmes, ample time to ensure that enough torching materials have been provisioned.
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It isn't until Season 5's "Bones to Pick" that Jeremiah admits to Divya how much he cares for her and her friendship. When Divya is put on bedrest, Jeremiah offers to take care of her, since she already still lives with him. Divya worries that he may still be in love with her and she says she doesn't want to take advantage of him, but Jeremiah says that he's outgrown his original feelings for her but that he hasn't outgrown his friendship with her. Also in Season 5, Jeremiah officially resigns from HankMed after feeling like he was manipulated and used by Hank when Hank asked him for a prescription for pain medication after his head surgery.
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