Sentence examples for form of rake from inspiring English sources

About $3 billion wound up as revenue in the form of rake, a figure that is growing by about 20percentt per year, making poker the fastest-growing segment of the $12 billion online-gambling industry.

He comes in the form of Reginald Rake, a dandy (and scarecrow) who smokes cigars and nearly sets the goodie scarecrow, Betty O'Barley, on fire.

He was the one who had the idea to make a table stretcher in the form of a hay rake.

Set near the Hudson River in view of Ellis Island, it takes the form of a flat, raked concrete platform atop a squat, curved base.

1. Rakes don't hurt people; people hurt people: last year, there were more than 505,000 injuries resulting form the use of rakes and ladders.

Seating in the form of degrees (wooden benches raked upward to the rear), along with the roofing over the topmost gallery, provided all the comfort short of a cushion that Elizabethans expected.

With storylines, dialogues and physical gags cannibalised from the beloved 1970s TV show, Fawlty Towers Live is little more than a sophisticated form of merchandise – a commercialised machine raking in dollars with its high ticket prices and the opportunity to buy a branded bathrobe ($80) at interval.

Jason notices that the black sand in a large ashtray on the front porch is subtly raked in the form of a spiral.

The extent of the deformed surface layer has been found to depend on the form of the grit as well as the rake angle for 70 30 brass (Turley and Doyle 1975).

Chimpanzees will not fit two poles together to form a rake or stack boxes up to form a ladder unless they have had a great deal of prior experience with those objects.

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