Sentence examples for Inch by hand from inspiring English sources

We cleared every inch by hand, and took turns racing down, over and over.

Wallis, the couple's pug, preened in the center of the living-room rug, made to order in Tibet, 100 knots per square inch and dyed by hand.

Stitch the cuff in place by hand, making a half-inch hemline.

Stitch the cuff in place by hand, making a quarter-inch hemline.

Early hand-cut veneers were thicker than the later machine-sawn product; although they were seldom less than 1/8 inch in thickness, they were cut by hand to 1/10 inch in 16th-century southern Europe.

I stirred it all together with a rubber spatula then vigorously stirred in half a cup (75 g) of flour to yield something between a thick batter and a soft dough: just dense enough that you can form half-inch-thick disks by hand if you're careful.

Stretch the mesh with the fence puller until the mesh loops move less than a quarter-inch when squeezed by hand.

Where factories in Scotland are pumping out classic Highland pipes by the truckload, Mr. Gallagher makes every inch of his instruments by hand, out of ebony, silver, brass and imitation ivory.

He lay on his side in a seam, in inches of water, hacking away by hand".

What intrinsic value does that thing in your hand, that 2.61-inch-by-6.14-inch piece of paper, hold?

"The repoussé technique, hammering the copper on the molds that shaped it, was done by hand and square inch by square inch.