Sentence examples for saw became from inspiring English sources

The announcement that the riser had been cut was a rare glimmer of positive news The operation had hit a snag on Wednesday when the saw became stuck.

Repairing the torn SAW became the single most important objective for the remainder of STS-120, with future ISS assembly missions threatened by reduced power generation capacity if the SAW could not be repaired.

One by one, the visitors came, saw, became confused and, very often, sought the guard's guidance.

Barrett's subsequent sworn declaration of what he saw became evidence in a lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Department of the Interior.

But about eight months ago, Ms. Laing drove home for the first time in nearly 30 years, accompanied by a documentary film maker, and what she saw became prime-time news.

"MUSICAL SAW PLAYERS CONVENTION" The carpenter's saw, which became a folk-music staple in the mid-nineteenth century, experienced its greatest popularity during the days of vaudeville, as a novelty instrument.

Iain Canning from See-Saw Films became involved and, in Gareth Unwin's words: "We worked with ex-chair of BAFTA Richard Price, and started turning this story about two grumpy men sitting in a room into something bigger".

Most compelling is the way the tapered saw blade becomes a trapezoidal window through which to view bucolic landscapes painted with a sensuous, skillful but not too fussy touch.

It is very obvious that SAW has become a promising and versatile technique for noninvasive manipulation of fluids and particles in microfluidics.

On Wednesday BP experienced yet another setback an attempt to cut a pipe then put a cap on the spewing oil was held up after the saw being used became stuck on a thick pipe, according to the Associated Press.

And with every bad result for neighbours Dortmund, Schalke's customary see-saw campaign becomes more palpable.