Sentence examples for nail from from inspiring English sources

DJ by Dominic Jones takes inspiration from his celebrated debut collection, "Tooth and Nail", from 2009.

"They protect the base of the nail from infections getting in there.

"The army is fighting tooth and nail from intervening and rolling out the tanks," said political scientist Thitinan Pongsudhirak.

When she came to American Optical, she had no technical expertise -- "I couldn't tell a nail from a screw," she claims.

Atwater's premature demise, many Republicans have ruefully speculated, like the proverbial missing nail from the horse's shoe, delivered George Bush to retirement 4 years earlier than he'd planned.

I heave them into the cellar and make cardboard tops, so the air can circulate, and hang them up on a nail from the beams to mouseproof them.

"I got the nails from my husband," she said.

There were two six-inch cones, called clay nails, from the ancient Mesopotamian city of Lagash.

Inside the house, the walls were bare, except for protruding nails from the previous owner.

"There's a crossover now of outlandish nails from the street to the fashion set.

As for rhythmic complexity, she probably had that nailed from the start.