Sentence examples for sawing from inspiring English sources
"sawing" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as either a verb (to cut something with a saw) or a noun (the process of cutting something with a saw). Example sentence: The carpenter spent all morning sawing the boards for the new patio deck.
noun
A shaving or fragment of sawn material.
The familiar modern handsaw, with its thin but wide steel blade, cuts on the push stroke; this permits downhand sawing on wood laid across the knee or on a stool, and the sawing pressure helps to hold the wood still.
It was all over, there was nobody left to listen, and all sensible folk were scrambling to the lifeboats – but those musicians, slaves to duty that they were, kept on sawing away at their violins and harpsichords.
That was the work of the plastic surgeons who had pioneered beauty treatment, sawing away outsize noses and tightening withered skin over unforgiving cheekbones, via a general anaesthetic, scars and bruising.
Those who find sawing a fir too laborious and choosing one from a tree seller too time-consuming can turn to technology.
There had been speculation that the pilot attempted to land in bad weather under instruction from the president; the investigation provided no direct evidence for this claim.A sawing achievementIn what was billed as the biggest commercial forest-preservation agreement in history, environmental advocates and timber companies struck a deal to protect 72m hectares of forests in Canada.
Another mentor, al-Qaeda's overall second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is believed to have written a letter of advice to Mr Zarqawi that suggests he should desist from such provocatively grisly acts as sawing off captives' heads when a simple bullet would do.Noteworthy in all these subtle shifts is the fact that they are, by and large, internally generated.
Wooden shingles are cut in various ways, such as hand splitting, which is the ancient method, quarter-sawing, and plain-sawing.
This "string-pulling" uses 30% less silicon than the usual sawing-and-etching method does, with further improvements in sight.
Investing in dirtier sources of power carries risks of its own, he adds, as illustrated by the recent see-sawing in the price of fossil fuels.Moreover, a new rationale for promoting green investments is beginning to emerge.
Big Sam pointed out that he has only had to worry about West Ham being relegated in six weeks of four seasons in charge and one can't help feel that his ability to stabilise the Hammers after a decade of see-sawing from the Premier League to the Championship has not been fairly recognised.
Turkey, after all, has muddled along with double-digit inflation, big budget deficits and see-sawing markets for the better part of the past 20 years.
