Sentence examples for saw works from inspiring English sources

A saw works well, but leaves somewhat of a mess to clean up.

Use a saw (a folding saw works well) to cut any branches wider than 3".

A simple hand saw works well for cutting dimensional lumber, while a handheld circular saw or table saw is better for cutting sheets of plywood.

Find a saw that is right for the project (a band saw works well).

But Melozzo apparently ventured as far north as Padua and Mantua, where he evidently saw works by Mantegna in situ.

A trip to Florence in 1899 1900, where she first saw works by Donatello and Andrea del Verrocchio, inspired Scudder to begin work on her Frog Fountain (1901).

His favourite reading was The Uncertainty of Signs of Death; his dread of being buried alive led him to stipulate in his will that when he died his children should sever his head from his body, a task duly performed by his daughter, who kept a hand on the saw worked by the surgeon hired for the purpose.

Sébastien Giroud, the owner of a saw-works in Prads-Haute-Bléones, said that he had glimpsed the plane for two or three seconds as it struggled over the village.

Ms. Pratt, 76, had just returned home from an outing when the tornado hit about 4 30 p.m. Glass shattered, plaster crashed and trees snapped, she recalled at her home today as repair crews with buzz saws worked to clear the debris outside.

While some saw readiness work as a 'lead-in' to DDP, others saw this work as an integral part of a DDP model: I would always start off by doing some work with the carers first because you need to know that they are not going to abandon a child emotionally in a session and that the child is going to be supported.

They would not be -- it would never have dawned on me to have them be -- about that tired old saw, the "work-family conflict".