Sentence examples similar to collection of blades from inspiring English sources

Questioned about his collection of knives, blades and axes, Bridger told the court he loved bushcraft.

Removal and discarding of the T. grandis bark of the trunk and the outer suberized layer (secondary phloem and vascular cambium) of approximately 1.5 cm thickness was performed, with a subsequent collection of a blade of 5 mm located after removal, taking a heterogeneous tissue which includes priority secondary xylem (Fig.  1e).

It was too late to include his collections of razor blades, postcards, balsa-wood model airplanes, and salt and pepper shakers those had been dispersed in childhood but not his interesting coffee mugs, which were first photographed, or the manuals for his appliances, "because you can never find the damn things," Bell says.

It was too late to include his collections of razor blades, postcards, balsa-wood model airplanes, and salt and pepper shakers — those had been dispersed in childhood — but not his interesting coffee mugs, which were first photographed, or the manuals for his appliances, "because you can never find the damn things," Bell says.

The preventer is a five-story collection of valves and blades, including an emergency hydraulic device with two sharp cutting blades called a blind shear ram.

Joe Scanlon's collection of electric fan blades, each precariously mounted on a homemade wire stand, is the stuff of the suburban basement workbench.

"Why are they shooting at us, what have we done wrong?" In his little flat, an archaeologist from Luhansk University, sorting through his collection of delicate flint blades, says that a few months ago he could organise small pro-Ukrainian rallies of a few hundred.

This year, the free annual hometown show, which is put on to collect canned goods for a collection of food banks, resembled Blade's bloodbath rave, if you exchanged the fake blood for Faygo Moon Mist.

But these days Beato is pretty confident tackling a variety of styles and any length of hair with his collection of scissors, clippers and blades.

Fair skin indicated intelligence and beauty: the princess in the Shijing, China's earliest collection of poems, had fingers "like the blades of the young white grass" and skin "like congealed ointment".

On a plate, there is a collection of blatantly meaningful fruit: a scything blade of melon with testicular grapes, an apple and a pear.