Sentence examples for bolts from inspiring English sources

There is joy in its making, with visible bolts and junctions that are considered in relation to the whole.

Next it's time to get down to the nuts and bolts.

Nuts and bolts The Villa can sleep up to 160 travellers.

And when the lightning arrives – caused by heat, humidity and Andean winds, and accompanied by roaring thunder – it explodes in all directions burning jagged bolts into your retina.

Jack Conte, one-half of the indie duo Pomplamoose, is confronting this paradox the hard way in the wake of his recent post on Medium in which he lays bare the nuts, bolts, nets and grosses of his group's 24-show American tour.

"A law needs to enable doctors and nurses and midwives to offer termination of pregnancy to women, and then there needs to be something else separately that almost changes every year called evidenc- based medicine which is the nuts and bolts of how you're actually going to roll that out," said Belton.

Let's first remember the nuts and bolts of all this.

It's a relatively straightforward, incremental step … All that's being talked about this week is demonstrating to the people in Scotland the nuts and bolts of how [devolution] would work.

Meltdown, complete with an Allen key hurled into oblivion, came on Friday, when a box from John Lewis containing a seesaw claiming to be "easy to assemble" actually consisted of a brain-exploding puzzle of 80 bars, bolts, screws and washers of infinitesimally different sizes.

As with pension reform, the soft-spoken Mr Hutton seems to have finessed a useful nuts-and-bolts consensus.

Sweeping, because it will require heavy investment in both sophisticated hardware and nuts-and-bolts information infrastructure on the ground to make sense of all these new data.