Sentence examples for down the slab from inspiring English sources
The falls drop almost 5m down the slab's flat face, and the weight of their gushing waters pushes you under as you swim below.
Back the truck back down the slab on the next section of your placement.
Besides being strong enough to sustain the many blows of the hammer that it took to drive down the Slab Gasket, an additional benefit was that the round shape of the spike allowed me to drive the Slab Gasket below the level of the concrete.
We'll probably have to scrape it down to the slab and start again".
The guy laid me down on the slab, said, "We listen to your music on a Friday night round our house" and poured iodine into my arm.
These people (and the approximately 25percentt of dads who derive their only happiness from their yearly home garden bonfire, emanating pure joy as they fucking bomb it, giggling, down to the slabs after lighting a rocket) are the only ones who deserve to celebrate Bonfire Night.
Mr. Lepage's machine with its undulating movements too often interrupts or compromises our engagement with the drama, whether it is to note the body doubles being used in some sequences or to wonder if all of those Valkyries are going to slide down the slabs during their famous "ride" without tumbling off.
The deep detached slab, which might be still connected to the subducting slab, is steeply down-going to reach the slab graveyard under the Eastern Alps and the Carpathian Pannonian region.
While the "angry" tacos go down quite nicely, the slabs of chocolate covered bacon are the stuff of dreams -aggressively savory and sweet, they'll make you wonder why anyone ever bothered separating dinner and dessert into two separate meals.
To create a seamless floor surface, she removed wood flooring from the concrete slab, then had the slab ground down and coated in a quarter-inch-thick layer of epoxy.
Nakajima et al. (2013) suggested that eclogitization-related stresses cause local tension within a volume of down-dip compressional stresses in the slab crust.
