Sentence examples for long rods from inspiring English sources

Some are shaped in long rods.

Skirts twirled from long rods; some glowed or cast funny shadows; still others, spread open and displayed in vacuum-sealed plastic, looked like giant jellyfish.

A better measurement had earlier been carried out by a German, Ernst Florenz Friedrich Chladni, using analysis of the nodal pattern in standing-wave vibrations in long rods.

Still, at times the bakers carrying long rods loaded with discs of dough and sprinting to get them into the oven recall a less ancient phenomenon — the Olympics.

At sunset, to add to the train's living room ambience, she hauled out curtains on long rods that she fitted over the corridor windows.

Around 80 miles north-east of Gorgan, along a highway flanked by men hawking watermelons or dangling questionably fresh fish off long rods, lies the farming town of Kalaleh, famed for horses, silk and saffron.

And surgeons may have to insert a long rod in the bone to set it.

I saw that if I were to walk straight past him, I would collide with the sound man holding the boom, the microphone suspended from a long rod.

She is carrying a gigantic creel over her shoulder and holding a long rod from which dangles, unceremoniously, a pancake-sized bluegill, her first.

They use a long rod with a three-pronged claw at the end to grab the uni, which are about the size of a golf ball.

The fly-fisher snaps the long rod back and forth, allowing the heavier weight of the line to propel the nearly weightless fly forward.