Sentence examples for mallet through from inspiring English sources

That's all well and good, Mr. Greenspon said, but you can't feel the tension in a snare skin or test the heft of a mallet through a modem connection.

Spectators gazing over the chain-link fence that encloses two meticulously maintained 15,000-square-foot fields see an unexpected sight: men and women, dressed entirely in white, hitting colored balls with a heavy wooden mallet through strategically placed metal wickets.

A blunt tip 1.6 mm Kirschner-wire (K-wire) was gently tapped with mallet through the pedicle to the anterior cortex of vertebral body.

The East Mendip Way long-distance path passes around the northern edge of Shepton Mallet and through Ham Woods.

Ninety-one-year-old Doris Whiting, who was to carry the flame through Shepton Mallet, was one of the oldest of the 8,000 people taking part in the relay.

The A37 road passes through Shepton Mallet from north to south; it follows the line of the Fosse Way between the south of the town and Ilchester.

The rebels, heading for Warminster got as far as Trowbridge, but royalist forces cut off the route and Monmouth turned back towards Somerset through Shepton Mallet, arriving in Wells on 1 July.

During the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685, the Duke of Monmouth was welcomed when he passed through Shepton Mallet, staying in Longbridge House in Cowl Street on the night of 23 June, with his men quartered throughout the town, before setting out for Bristol the following day.

In plants, although the majority of polyploidy events are predicted to be autopolyploidies (Ramsey and Schemske 1998), the majority of named polyploid species arise through allopolyploidy (Mallet 2007).

If you struggle to get the knife through the squash, try using a mallet to hammer the knife through.

"If you have a thought," Justin said, "just tag it 'thought.' Don't label it 'good thought' or 'bad thought' — just 'thought.' " Then Cara tapped a bronze bowl with a mallet, and the sound resonated through the space, fading but never quite vanishing.