Sentence examples for making notches from inspiring English sources

When the great Hambledon club played Kent in 1783, Underdown reports that the Hambledon scorer "accidentally" mislaid the stick on which runs were recorded by making notches, thus denying Kent a victory that would have cost backers of Hambledon a good deal of money.

Damage was introduced by making notches with different sizes.

Damage was introduced by making notches with different sizes at the bottom of the specimen.

In case of FS32 and FM2, cracks were formed by making notches in the specimens as shown in Table 2 and then specimens were placed and cracked in similar steel frames as FS31 specimens.

There were two scorers who sat on the field and recorded the scores by making notches on tallysticks; runs were then known as notches for this reason.

I made notches on a chopstick to gauge just how big it was, then went home and laid the chopstick against a ruler.

Pare it and make notches at the tip.

Then you want to make notches on the tips for the string to fit on.

In order for the gables to fit correctly, you'll need to make notches where you reinforced the openings.

The startup is also seeking a rather sizeable $100,000 to make Notch fly — with sub-$5,000 raised so far, and 43 days of their campaign left to run.

This would make Notch a potential key regulator of endothelial metabolism.