| The animal twisted and pulled until he had unjointed the foot, worn and twisted off the skin and cords of the leg and was gone. |
| Some of these rays may be unbranched and unjointed, being then known as spines, and usually occupy the front part of the fin. |
| The hostler's unjointed legs, unstable because of recurrent debauchery, carried him disconsolately to lower levels. |
| Whilst the ingredients on my duck plate seemed unjointed, this salad was a much better marriage of flavours. |
| Its unjointed wooden figures did not really suit either Harryhausen or O'Brien. |
| The history of the epibranchials presumably begins wherever vertebrates first developed a jointed, internal branchial arch rather than an unjointed, external branchial basket. |
