Sentence examples for pit making from inspiring English sources

Ralph was in the conversation pit, making paper darts out of pages from the Codex, and I don't think he can possibly object if I tell you, gentle reader, that he was a little tipsy.

By sundown, Flosstradamus had summoned the Canadian portion of their HDY Nation with their track "Mosh Pit" making for a savage display of shuddering trap beats and hype man adrenaline.

They are brushed with a little paprika to enhance the oak, cherry and apple smoke they picked up over many hours in a pit made in Mesquite, Tex.

But the authenticity of a production at BAM by Glyndebourne Festival Opera — with the London Philharmonic in the pit — makes the prospect all the more welcome (Feb. 7-13).

Every Memorial Day, when I grill in a primitive fire pit made out of stacked rocks, one friend repeats the same awed phrase: "Dude, this is like Argentina".

Mr. Doucet generally favors modern design, but he felt that his 18th-century stone home called for something more suited to its period, perhaps a pit made of cast iron or rusted steel.

VIENNA STATE OPERA Despite proudly limited rehearsal time and a probably irresponsible overflow of performances, the Vienna State Opera remains one of the best companies in the world; a captive audience and the Vienna Philharmonic in the pit make great things possible.

The current existing fabrication method, powder-in-tube (PIT), makes it possible for a large-scale application of Nb3Al prepared by powder metallurgy.

The low salinity value represents a shallow hand dug pit made of bricks and coated with cement to collect the rainwater and surface runoff during rainy season and is used for livestock and crop growing.

Parking their car at a nearby estate, Horne and a few friends from the Barnburgh pit made their way toward the picket line.

Parking their car at a nearby estate, Horne and a few friends from the Barnburgh pit made their way towards the picket line.