"You have really got to put flesh on that," Bailey said.
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One of the purposes of art can be to put flesh on the thing.
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Mr. Ratmansky, however, also creates dramas, stories and vignettes that put flesh on ideas in the music.
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Seema Verma is helping to put flesh on the bones of what she calls President Trump's "bold" initiative.
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In Pyongyang this week Mike Pompeo, America's secretary of state, is trying to put flesh on those flimsy bones.
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BREXIT backers must now put flesh on the bones of their post-EU plans, including new arrangements for trade.
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Trump foreign policy and national security advisor Dr. Walid Phares put flesh on the bones of a Trump administration counter-terrorism strategy.
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It was my job to put flesh on the bones of things, and tell full-fledged stories that are maybe just referred to by some of the characters in the podcast.
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Given just how many different stories are being sliced up and stitched back together to put flesh on the series' bones, some anchoring is necessary to keep the narrative from breaking apart.
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In fact, a Trump Administration initiative intended to put flesh on Pence's declaration was unveiled on October 30—just five days after the Vice President speech, which in bureaucratic terms was warp speed.
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In an effort to put flesh on these irreverent bones, the Public Religion Research Institute, a non-profit body based in Washington, DC, came up with some broad measures of religiosity and spirituality.
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Once it was ratified, the immediate task was to put flesh on the bare bones of Articles I, II and III, which called for three branches of a new government (the Congress, presidency and judiciary, respectively).
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The post of ambassador in Seoul has been empty since Trump became president in January 2017, but would likely become pivotal as the United States seeks to put flesh on its broad agreement with the North.
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"Ramaphosa has been reluctant to put flesh on the bones of his economic plan" to avoid alienating factions of the ANC who may be "suspicious of big business" and "favor sweeping measures to redistribute wealth," Payton added.
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"Right now there's a skeleton out there that they're trying to put flesh on and we don't know exactly what is going to look like," said Joe Gorder, chief executive officer of Valero Energy Corp, the largest U.S. refiner.
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WASHINGTON — Liberal Democrats put flesh on their "Green New Deal" slogan on Thursday with a sweeping resolution intended to redefine the national debate on climate change by calling for the United States to eliminate additional emissions of carbon by 2030.
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Twenty months after Britons voted to leave the bloc in a referendum, May's government has yet to put flesh on the bones of her vision for future ties - plans which were dealt a blow earlier on Thursday when EU sources ruled out her proposal for "managed divergence" from the bloc's rules as "cherry picking".
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Twenty months after Britons voted to leave the bloc in a referendum, May's government has yet to put flesh on the bones of her vision for future ties - plans which were dealt a blow earlier on Thursday when EU sources ruled out her proposal for "managed divergence" from the bloc's rules as "cherry picking".
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In "Liberal Democrats Formally Call for a 'Green New Deal,' Giving Substance to a Rallying Cry," Lisa Friedman and Glenn Thrush write: Liberal Democrats put flesh on their "Green New Deal" slogan on Thursday with a sweeping resolution intended to redefine the national debate on climate change by calling for the United States to eliminate additional emissions of carbon by 20203.
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At a meeting at a 16th-century country residence that is expected to continue into the evening, May and her so-called Brexit war committee of ministers will try to come to agreement over their preferred vision for Britain outside the EU. Twenty months after Britons voted to leave the bloc in a referendum, May's government has yet to put flesh on the bones of her vision for future ties - plans which were dealt a blow earlier when EU sources ruled out her proposal for managed divergence from the bloc's rules as "cherry picking".
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The court then determined that the character of the powers granted by the ERO was more akin to that of a general legislative power than a subsidiary one, for several reasons. First, the powers granted by the ERO seemed not so much to ’leav[e] another body to devise the detailed legal norms that elaborate or put flesh on the broad matters laid down in the primary legislation’ so much as to allow general legislation—thus this very regulation was the first enactment to concern face covering in Hong Kong. Second, the phrase ‘any regulations whatsoever’ grants powers ‘of the widest possible nature’. Third, ‘public danger’ is inadequately defined.
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Other admirers have included special effects artist Ray Harryhausen, who writes in his autobiography An Animated Life, "Long before Obie (Willis O'Brien), myself, and Steven Spielberg, he put flesh on creatures that no human had ever seen. […] At the L.A. County Museum I vividly remember a beautiful Knight mural on one of the walls depicting the way the tar pits would have looked in ancient times. This, plus a picture book about Knight's work my mother gave me, were my first encounters with a man who was to prove an enormous help when the time came for me to make three-dimensional models of these extinct beings". Paleoartist Gregory S. Paul has also mentioned Knight as a big influence on him.
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