Sentence examples for feet saw from inspiring English sources

Once, Annie, sitting on the windowsill with a clothespin in her mouth and a basket of wet linen at her feet, saw a man drag a small child through the muck and tie him to the pole that held the line.

The move that forced the R&A's hand came on the 13th green when Louis Oosthuizen, the champion here five years ago, rolled his birdie putt to three feet, saw the wind blow it two feet closer to the hole then as he went to mark it, off it rolled again five feet past the cup without any intervention from the golfer.

He has seen what it looks like when a "convict" has his foot sawed off.

"...that lady from the Congo had her foot sawn off as a form of torture.

If you've visited our Wild Reef exhibit chances are you've seen her swim by- - she's pretty impressive to see; 10 foot of fish and 4 foot of saw out front!

In Antarctica, tunnels have been cut with six-foot chain saws, but that is mere nibbling at the glacial edge.

In the 1980's, Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern amended the rules, allowing citizen pruners to carry 10-foot pole saws.

A character's foot was sawed off off-screen, not on-screen, before villains were seen using a blowtorch to cauterize the victim's wound.

Thus, the pre-tax profit value of a typical board foot of sawn timber placed at the concession gate in Tambopata was estimated to be US$0.114 bf−1 (i.e. US$0.226 US$0.112).

The first 1100 feet from the Saw Mill's mouth is affected by the Hudson's tides and thus is often salty like the river at that point.

Hobbling on crutches, bandages covering his ankles, both feet having been sawn off, he recalled: "I was held down, a BSF trooper produced a knife and then I passed out as the blood gushed from me".