Sentence examples for planks fixed from inspiring English sources

To the extent that snow-clad mountains represent some ideal of purity, navigating them with planks fixed to your feet can seem, once you're clear of the Ski-Doos and hot tubs, almost virtuous.

I built a shelf in an hour with two narrow planks of wood and fixed lights beneath it with adhesive backing.

He fixed the plank across the trail, leaning it against a cabbage palm: a blockade.

Metod b: 4.5 g of cellulose pulp were placed inside a 60 mm plastic Petri capsule on the bottom of which 4 small holes were previously done; 28 g of deionised water (0.1 μS) were added in situ and the capsule, fixed by wooden planks and springs, was placed on the wall.

Two planks make four sticks.

Parapa then fixed a man-sized plank to the hutment wall, so that while his father and brother made love to their wives below, he could stay chastely on the shelf.

Initial perfusion (2 min) with normal Tyrode-style solution (NT) containing heparin (5 IU/mL) was conducted to wash the tissue before exposure to any intervention (for details see Plank et al).. Hearts were fixed with minimal delay during cardioplegic arrest (induced using high potassium Tyrode solution).

That mission was unsuccessful, but with the help of a psychic Barone did manage to have a "conversation" with the pitcher in which Plank intimated that the 1914 World Series was fixed.

"They found us in the house and they killed my father by hitting him on the back of his head with a plank of wood until he died," Kevin recalls, his stare fixed on the middle distance.

The ship's bow was not designed to operate in an Arctic environment, and so the crew had to continually fix wood planks to the hull to protect it from the ice.

The IVDs were excised and fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin solution, decalcified in Plank Rychlo solution (Cal-Ex* II Fixative/Decalcifier, Fisher Scientific, Wilmington, DE, USA), dehydrated in a graded series of ethanol (70%, 90 % and 99), and processed individually for paraffin embedding, as previously described [ 22].