Sentence examples for bow cutting from inspiring English sources

When the time inevitably came, our departure was eased only by a promise made that, one day, a few more courses under our belt, we would return on our old ketch, her bow cutting those clear waters and her sails filled with the warm Caribbean wind.

The rhythm of the creaking sheets (ropes to landlubbers), the pough-pough of a billowing sail and the gentle crunk of the bow cutting through the waves became our constant accompaniment.

The hardening mechanisms are associated with dislocations to precipitates bowing and/or cutting processes.

The remote-controlled bow-cutting operation, which made a one-yard cut initially, still faces uncertainties as it tries to slice through cracked and torn high-tensile steel and debris from the explosion that sank the vessel.

Pressed today on when the bow-cutting operation would start, Mr. Seumeren appeared somewhat testy.

Until about 1900 all ivory carvers used much the same tools: an ax, adz, or chisel for removing the outer bark, or rind, from the tusk; a bucksaw or bow saw for cutting the trunk of the tusk into sections; a special tool called a float for paring the surface; and hand chisels, fretsaws, and gauges for actually carving the piece.

"Sixteen?" In the back rooms, amid the clutter of hat-forms and fabric and scissors and ancient wooden hat blocks -- low wide ones for the brims, head-shaped ones for the crowns -- the fingers of Ms. Green and two assistants were flying, tying bows, gathering pleats, cutting petals and giving the glue gun a vigorous workout.

Then create the bow-tie, by cutting the ribbon on diagonals and gluing them together.

You can also trim the bow's tails by cutting a little chevron out of the ends.

At the stresses and temperatures employed it is shown that particle bypass cannot occur by cutting or bowing and so presumably occurs by a climb-glide motion.

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