Sentence examples for row of boards from inspiring English sources

Drill holes through the first row of boards.

Use a wooden block to tap the next row of boards into the first.

The view across the street is of a row of boarded-up brownstones.

Four cranes block out the skyline, but the foreground is row upon row of boarded-up houses and shuttered storefronts.

It sounds utopian, but it's got to be better than a row of boarded-up stores.

In the suburb of Anfield, home to Liverpool Football Club, an aborted regeneration scheme has bequeathed row after blighted row of boarded-up houses; gardens are overgrown with weeds and poppies sprout on street corners.

Indeed, David has just been photographing the remains of a row of boarding houses on Beaconsfield Street where, according to the guide, the family lived "after moving due to rent problems".

No one — almost no one — is wishing for a return of row upon row of boarded-up buildings or the summer mornings when lifeless bodies turned up in vestibules, or the evenings when every block seemed to have its own band of drug dealers and subordinate crackheads.

To create a new home, the museum razed its old facility, a former title company office, and added three adjoining parcels that once were part of a "divorce row" of boarding houses where out-of-state women waited six weeks for final decrees.

Here, what was once a series of vibrant apartments is now row after row of boarded up public housing; steel security storm doors cover most of the openings, a few rooms still inhabited by the families who've managed to avoid eviction.

(Option 1) Face nail (using finish nails) then angle nail the first few rows of boards you install.