Sentence examples for flat plank from inspiring English sources

Your body should form a flat "plank" from your toes to your shoulders.

From £348 a week (one bedroom) or £192 for a three-night weekend break Let's be clear, if your wooden holiday home is made from flat planks not whole trunks, it's a chalet, not a cabin.

To minimize variation and acclimatize mice to the task, mice were first pre-trained to walking over a flat wooden plank (6 cm wide) with a brightly lit start area and a goal box with a hide containing a palatable food (cocoa crispy) until they reliably and readily crossed the plank (two or three trials).

Place 1 of the planks flat on the cutting board, and slice the planks lengthwise into small, thin strips.

At the beginning of "Die Walküre," for example, the gray flat-sided planks rise to the vertical position, and as they go, video projections turn them into round, soaring tree trunks seen through drifting snow, then they flip inward at the bottom to become the sloping ceiling of Hunding's forest dwelling and in a twinkling are transformed into milled beams.

Beside the river he has a flat-roofed, plank-floored plywood shanty, about 7 feet by 12 During shad season there are usually a number of fishermen in the shanty, talking about which nets the fish are hitting... Gabrielson is close to 6 feet, but portly so he doesn't look as tall as he is.

Planing bamboo, cutting bamboo along its length to make flat-sided planks, is extremely difficult and better left to professionals.

The wooden floors were reinforced using composite materials, reinforced concrete flat plate and wood planks.

In 1881, he began to build a corduroy road from what had become Gasquet Flats to the plank road at the state line near Oregon Mountain, shown as Old Gasquet Toll Road on USGS maps.

Steve Forbes made a flat tax the central plank of his presidential bid in both 1996 and 2000.For many conservatives, Mr Bush's speech has rekindled the fire.

The stilts, floor and walls are commonly made of the trunk of this same plant, typically after pounding it flat to make wide planks (for floors and roofing) or narrow strips (for walls).