Sentence examples for guide stick from inspiring English sources

In 1815 Congreve further improved his designs by mounting his guide stick along the central axis.

William Hale, a British engineer, invented a method of successfully eliminating the deadweight of the flight-stabilizing guide stick.

The forward portion of the guide stick, which screwed into the rocket, was sheathed with brass to prevent burning.

Congreve's metal rocket bodies were equipped on one side with two or three thin metal loops into which a long guide stick was inserted and crimped firm.

In 1875 The Record and Guide stuck in the knife with a twist: "If the owner is penurious or the architect barren, there is one immediate way to make it known: let them concoct a mansard".

Everybody's doing an imbecilic ring-around-the-roses round one particular tree, beaming up their torches and red laser spotters into little cavities as the guides stick a particularly insect-laden leaf up on a pole by one of the holes.

In Rajin, a town of dirt roads and occasional blackouts, the guides stuck to the program, first taking their guests to a towering portrait of North Korea's founder, Kim Il-sung, for photographs and then ushering them into a theater to watch children perform patriotic numbers.

Using a joystick, you can navigate through his world in any direction, seeing different buildings and people -- and accompanying descriptions -- grow larger and shift to the center as you guide the stick.

Normally, in these "cheap eats" guides, we stick, for obvious reasons, to city-centre venues.

It's also worth printing out NRDC's Lightbulb Guide and sticking it in your wallet.

Photos show their instructors holding threads as rifle guides, or sticking needles in soldiers' shirt collars, pointed at their necks, to correct poor posture.