All his life Ronald Reagan has preserved a strange ability to join in any game, face any row of knives, without the least fear of moral compromise or threat.
The handsome, unfinished wood block is tilted at a cool 45-degree angle to give you easy access to all the blades, including an entire row of steak knives.
In the kitchen, a row of chef knives, professionally sharpened just hours before, laid across a long industrial-size preparation table next to spices, zucchini, canned beans, measuring cups and chopping boards.
There was a school at the museum who believed in orderly rows of all possible knives and all possible bowls.
Pattern of knives above the juggling tide.
In time, place settings became elaborate, and involved a whole complement of knives: blunt knives, fish knives, cheese knives, butter knives.
Stand each corn cob on a chopping board and use a large sharp knife to shave off rows of kernels, cutting from top to bottom.
One of my tasks was at Princeton Nurseries, topping rows of peach saplings at thigh level with a pruning knife.
To the east is Coronation Market, where kitchen knives, sneakers, and pirated DVDs are sold on rows of tarps among knotted plastic bags of peanuts, curry, and seasoned salt.
To form cut-pile velvet, a knife on the end of the rod cuts the pile warps it passes, creating two fine rows of cut pile.
