Sentence examples for broaching to from inspiring English sources

For broaching to be effective, the workpiece should have 0.020-0.025 inches more material than the final dimension of the cut.

Extreme loading in a seaway and broaching-to are two examples of situations when it is desirable, indeed necessary, to take account of nonlinear effects.

Administration officials said the idea was broached to the president about a month ago by Andrew H. Card Jr., the White House chief of staff.

Administration officials said the idea was broached to them by Dennis Rivera, coordinator of the health care campaign of the Service Employees International Union.

2) How do we broach to our younger daughters (ages 12 and 14) that it's not nearly as "cute" as they seem to think it is?

Larry Scott, the commissioner of the Pacific-12 Conference, first broached to Rice the idea of her fit on the selection committee.

Broaching is a machining process that uses a toothed tool, called a broach, to remove material.

Straddle broaches use two slab broaches to cut parallel surfaces on opposite sides of a workpiece in one pass.

In 1942, timber was shipped from Broach to Saragwala via the mound.

This angle is what produces a rotating edge for the broach to cut the workpiece.

"That's certainly not a fun topic to broach to the public.