Sentence examples for few indentations from inspiring English sources

Use a small chisel or nail and hammer to knock a few indentations here and there––don't overdo this or it will look bad; the addition of dents and chips also risks splitting the particleboard.

Except at the mouths of the larger rivers, there are few major indentations or natural harbours; the most important are those of Lisbon, on the Tagus, and Setúbal, on the Sado.

If you have knocked it in well there should be very few signs of indentations.

But the occipital lobe at the rear of the brain, where vision and visual perception occur, is also denser and simpler than in the control, with far fewer folds and indentations.

A typical interlocking jigsaw-puzzle shape was observed in both WT and KO leaf pavement cells, but the leaf pavement cells of the OE lines developed fewer lobes and indentations, resulting in a less convoluted leaf epidermis.

"Kenny's hole was right there," she added, referring to another resident and pointing to an indentation a few feet from their encampment.

IBM has already reached 45 gigabytes per square inch using a heated stylus to make an indentation a few billionths of a metre deep on the surface of a rotating disk.

Coming upon a riot of indentations and a few bits of fur, I surmise a coyote has found breakfast.

For the first few weeks, your dimple-like indentations will be present at all times.

However, many indentation studies have revealed only a few shear bands surrounding the indent on the top surface of the specimen.

The changes between this "uncorrected draught" and the "right" draft involve only a couple of words and a few details of punctuation and indentation.