Sentence examples for of the fibreglass from inspiring English sources

The canoe, lying overturned on a pair of sawhorses, has been a long winter's project, Sid doing the lion's share of the work on weekends, though the girls have been fairly diligent about the handsanding, the cutting and fitting of the fibreglass cloth, and the slow smoothing of the epoxy over it.

Unfortunately, our full-size show car sustained a small amount of damage to one of the fibreglass wheel fairings recently - which ITV insisted on showing, despite Graham's requests not to.

The costume was made of flexible urethane rubber instead of the fibreglass like the original, as it would damage less easily and be more comfortable to wear.

Then I realise I'm stood in the front room next to the window in Sesame Street briefs with my hands on my hips laughing like one of the fibreglass Brian Blessed lookalikes they have outside butchers shops in Yorkshire.

The tip of the soldering iron should not be touching the nonmetallic pad area of the PCB, or any of the fibreglass area surrounding.

She was able to get $6,500 for her fully paid-off and newly-renovated mobile home, which "doesn't even cover the cost of the furnace and the fibreglass oil tank" in the new house, Detlor said.

Investigators are still examining the hole in the Limburg, but they have found the fibreglass wreckage of a small boat, and are beginning to treat the incident as a near-copy of the al-Qaeda attack on the USS Cole off Yemen two years ago.

He thought that maybe Toby could guard the entrance to the South Bronx the way the stone lions on Fifth Avenue guarded the Public Library, and he was sure his instincts were right, because everyone in the neighborhood had liked the fibreglass cast of Raymond and Toby he was planning to use.

Ray explained that the fibreglass model of "Horse and Rider" had been digitally scanned in three dimensions, and that some highly evolved, computer-guided machinery at a tool-manufacturing firm in Hemet, California, was carving it, part by part and very slowly, from solid blocks of stainless steel.

Caulfield could paint the surfaces and spaces of modern life like nobody else, from flock wallpaper to stainless steel, from the textures of fibreglass and woodgrain to the stiff tendrils of a dying spider plant and the weave of a basket chair.

In the 1960s aluminum shafts had a brief spurt of popularity; shafts of fibreglass, graphite, and titanium were introduced into the game in the decades thereafter.