Sentence examples for more fasten from inspiring English sources

With cotton No. 16 and hook 3, **1 s.c. in the centre of the two 5 chains of a, nearest the foundation: 7 chain, 1 s.c. in the centre of 5 chain; 5 chain, 1 s.c. on 2nd long of 1st division of b; * 3 chain, 1 d.c. on next division, repeat * 5 times more, 5 chain; 1 d.c. in next 5 chain, 7 chain, repeat ** 7 times more, fasten off.

With cotton No. 20 and hook 3-1/2, work 13 chains: make it round and in loop 24 d.c., 1 d.c. on d.c., 7 chain, miss 2, repeat 7 times more; in 4th chain stitch of 7 chain, 1 s.c., 12 chain, 1 s.c. in 6th chain from hook; 7 chain, 1 s.c. in same at last s.c.; 5 chain, 1 s.c., in same as last s.c., 5 chain, 1 s.c. in next chain stitch to 1st of 12 chain; 5 chain, repeat 7 times more, fasten off.

These rivets have made the girders on the already-repaired south side of the bridge resemble cottage cheese, with seemingly more fasteners than material being fastened.

Several of the stone lips that help hold the pyramidion's 2000 pound exterior slabs in place were also damaged, so engineers will install metal brackets to more securely fasten them to the monument.

There were people on gurneys and there were others, a few, in wheelchairs, and he had trouble writing his name and more trouble fastening the hospital gown behind him.

It is hard not to feel, though, that the experiment of triple-ply cumulative fecklessness was meant for sunnier climes and solider firmaments, for a sky more securely fastened to the ceiling.

Actually, it feels a lot more tightly fastened than the first one I got, but this one only works if you go fast.

This is Al Armadillo, who's supposed to be some sort of plastic animal which children click on their seatbelt so they'll find it more fun to fasten their seatbelt.

Repeat 11 times more and then fasten the ends.

Cut four more leaf shapes fasten their bottoms with thin strips of duct tape as mentioned in Step 14. Place a leaf with the folded part facing the stem of the rose and coil it in with a thin strip of duct tape.

In the 1970s, design houses developed the idea that if a jacket has slightly more buttons or fastens slightly higher, the silhouette is immediately transformed".