Sentence examples for local saw from inspiring English sources

According to Global, a local saw Bennett and presumably wondered what the hell he was doing.

Glenn Miller performed for American Troops stationed in Belfast preparing for the Normandy invasion of 1944 (a local saw at the time: The Americans are "oversexed, overpaid and over here; the Brits are undersexed, underpaid, and under Eisenhower Paul Robesonon bellowed Old Man River here.

I had a tasty pint of local Saw Works Buzzsaw Honey Rye beer at Central Flats and Taps, and browsed at Retrospect Vintage Store, which had the exact set of orange juice pitcher and glasses my family used in the 1970s (tempting at $28), as well as a 1980s Monday Night Football Cookbook & Restaurant Guide, utterly resistible at $6.

The Saw dust was collected from local Saw mill in Industrial area, Kheora Rajouri @Rs 2 per kg.

The ability of ice companies to ship their product by rail from the east proved the final straw for the Alaskan ice trade, which collapsed during the 1870s and 1880s in the face of the competition, destroying the local saw-mill industry in the process.

Articles he wrote for his beekeeping magazine were the only published eyewitness reports of the Huffman Prairie flights, except for the unimpressive early hop local newsmen saw.

"The areas proposed [for protection] by the green groups would mean the end of state forestry and a serious structural change to local forestry and saw-milling.

Using traditional building techniques, the ornate wooden cottages in Zakopane are entirely constructed without using nails, the local mountain spruce sawn into flat logs that are connected by notches in each corner.

Everything was done here just as William Morris might have insisted on 30 years earlier: the stone and slate were quarried nearby, timber beams were cut with an old-fashioned two‑handed saw, and local craftspeople brushed up ancient skills to produce everything indoors, from pottery to caned seats.

When she died in October, at 75, a woman at my local news agent's saw the obituary and remarked, "But my husband will be so disappointed!" He had recently purchased a home on eastern Long Island, she explained, largely because it had once belonged to Verdon, that girl with the amazing aura, free enough to be a pal, happy to live in the moment, with no expectations.

So much pollution was dumped into the river from the factories alongside it that a local poet lamented the Saw Mill's decline in an 1891 quatrain: To let the river replenish itself, most of the dams that had been built were removed in 1893.