Sentence examples for cross saw from inspiring English sources

One angled cross saw Wayne Rooney's header turned on to the base of the post by Olympiakos keeper Roberto.

The event, held in Kings Cross, saw 18 newly outed startups pitch their wares onstage to investors, press and other actors in the European tech scene.

But his header in front of more than 3,000 away fans from Fox's teasing cross saw the Canadian score his ninth in seven games to put the Canaries in front in the 50th minute.

The stalemate could then have been broken, with gilt-edged chances spurned at both ends, as first Johnson blazed wide after being inadvertently played in by a ricochet off Douglas before John's cross saw De Jong beat the offside trap but somehow he headed wide from six yards.

Demolition started in the center of the crossing, sawing the deck into pieces for disposal.

For a table saw, invest in an 80 TPI plywood blade, one designed for cross (miter saw) or rip (table saw) cuts.

A lesson in using a cross-cut saw turned into a lesson in fleeing as the log broke loose and rolled downhill, catching a comrade, whom the group rescued.

Slightly later, "across the piece" was also used in the context of practical matters, such as in an 1807 printing patent (which offers variation of the pattern "by changing the order of figures across the piece"), or in Edward H Knight's 1874 The Practical Dictionary of Mechanics, which defines a "traverse-saw" as "a cross-cutting saw which moves on ways across the piece".

Thousands of soldiers were on the roads and in towns near the village, using axes, machetes and two-handled cross-cut saws to clear trees from towns and roads.

A grinder's like a cross between a saw and sandpaper".

The left femur (mid-shaft region) and right and left tibio-fibular junctions were sawed in cross sections.