Sentence examples for a cord from a from inspiring English sources

Our neighbor, one of the canniest consumers I know, ordered half a cord from a state-certified forester and got a perfect-looking stack.

The former heavyweight world champion boxer was left devastated when little Exodus - whose mother was the sportsman's second wife Monica Turner - died in a horrific accident in May 2009 after a cord from a treadmill became wrapped around her neck and while he wanted to deal with the situation with anger, he was humbled by the reactions of other parents in the same situation.

They were carved in finegrained wood or ivory to reward touch and endure wear while doing their job, as the toggle on a cord from which a container was slung, most often for medicine or tobacco.

City Room was intrigued to see a tip to "Hoard a Cord" from the Office of Emergency Management arrive in our inbox this week as part of its Be Prepared mentality: For most people, telephones with cords are a thing of the past.

You cannot run a cord from your sixth-floor apartment to recharge it.

If you need to run a cord from inside the tank to a power source and it won't reach the wall, attach a surge protector with a long cord directly to the dry back of the aquarium to bridge the distance while keeping the area relatively tidy.

Strict measures, like breaking fingers one by one and using an electrical cord from a lamp to shock a suspect, were necessary.

Cross Hudson would essentially build an 8.5-mile extension cord from a power plant in Ridgefield, N.J., to Midtown Manhattan.

The soldiers grabbed whatever they could get their hands on to tie up their prisoners: wire, an electrical cord from a home appliance, a scarf.

That idea, in essence, was to run an extension cord from a power plant in North Jersey to the 49th Street substation.

They theorized that Mr. Donato's clothing caught fire on a hot plate that was powered by an extension cord from a nearby store to Mr. Donato's car.