The phrase "a rods" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a rod" if referring to a single rod or "rods" if referring to multiple rods.
Example: "He carried a rod for fishing."
Alternatives: "a stick" or "a pole."
Bending strength of native TZP-A rods (1365 ± 40 MPa) was raised significantly to 1491 ± 106 MPa due to sandblasting (P = 0.027).
"These DreamWorks guys are the A-Rods of the movie business," said Harold L. Vogel, an independent media analyst.
THEY are baseball's hottest and most heartening team, America's anti-A-Rods, the superstar-stripped engine that could.
The Yankees have become 25 A-Rods in this uncertain labor climate, traveling the country for your viewing pleasure, or displeasure.
In a world of A-Rods, there would still be only a handful of A-plus-Rods, and the Yankees would gobble them up.
In a more perfect world, there would be more A-Rods available (and it wouldn't cost so much to pay one).
Here, finally, baseball's band of merry multimillionaires, its A-Rods and other assorted lightning rods, have been confronted with the flip side of unencumbered financial freedom.
He knew they had not made the money in a year that the A-Rods and the Jeters make in a day.
The A-Rods of rap, that is, from the Beastie Boys and LL Cool J to Jay-Z and Kanye West, all born of the storied label.
You can sign a mountain of A-Rods for a mountain of dollars and get a mountain of great-looking stats and have a molehill of titles to show for it.
