Sentence examples for has a dent from inspiring English sources

"To have something that has a dent on a Republican for president and they voted for all the Democrats, that's something.

Sometimes there's nothing exciting, but sometimes the supermarket will reduce the price of a 10-pack of beer because it's only got nine cans or a tin of beans that has a dent in it becomes half the price.

The Liverpool Echo, meanwhile, claim that Everton, who lost to Conroy's Stoke in 1971, have one on display at Goodison Park – "perhaps fittingly, it has a dent in it".

That means using a math lesson in fractions to calculate how much fuel would be needed for liftoff or using mathematical concepts to talk about Newton's laws, said Mrs. Jarosz, whose fizzy rocket experiment was so successful that her classroom ceiling now has a dent in it.

You get into an accident, your car has a dent, you take out your hairdryer and heat up the dent--and the damage is fixed".

Since it is difficult to have small teeth on a plastic pulley, the pulley has a dent to fasten a timing belt with a screw via tensioner plate as show in Fig. 6.

Barry Mazur, the Harvard mathematician, uses the image of a dented fender to describe Perelman's achievement: "Suppose your car has a dented fender and you call a mechanic to ask how to smooth it out.

"I would have a dent in my side," she said.

An older model, it had a dent in its rear bumper and its wheels were black with grime.

We got into Kocis's pickup truck, which had a dent in the driver's-side door, caused by a collision with a deer.

Your mouthpiece should now have a dent-less bore.