Sentence examples for log slides from inspiring English sources

It is a half-mile-long run that features wooded glades, banked turns, log slides and pillow lines.

The road meanders through forest lands and fields as it continues northwesterly toward the Log Slide.

The log slide was used on a year-round basis: during the winter the logs slid down on ice; following the snowmelt the slide was greased to ease the descent of the logs.

In the 1890s Harrison operated a sawmill at Tiadaghton in the middle of the gorge, which was supplied with logs, not by train as was most common in that era, but by a log slide built into the side of the gorge.

In 1814 he invented a "log-log" slide rule for calculating the roots and powers of numbers.

In 1814 the English physician Peter Roget (of Roget's Thesaurus) invented his "log-log" slide rule for calculating powers and roots of numbers.

"Rocks along the way can damage the wood, and you must be careful not to let the logs slide into a valley," said Thomas Kiloka, 55, a sinewy grandfather who joins the loggers as a porter.

We used daily case and slide log sheets to determine the time of delivery of the last case each day, as well as the number of cases available at earlier points in the process.

The log ratios of within-slide group were obtained from one slide with 6 samples, and those of among-slide group were from 6 slides comprised of a loop design for 6 samples.

They dabbled in conceptual art that included text: The "Log-O-rithmic Slide Rule" consisted of a list of adjectives and adverbs that could be slid up and down against each other to form Dadaesque phrases.

We know now the terrible things that happened that day in the blast zone – the lives that were lost, the mud slides, the log-choked waterways.