Sentence examples for sawn from from inspiring English sources

Ice blocks sawn from the Hudson in winter filled New Yorkers' iceboxes all summer long.

Made of wooden bricks sawn from railway sleepers and hung like drapery over a scaffolding frame, it was built by an army of 200 volunteers and provided a surreal theatrical setting for films, talks and children's play sessions.

The boards (all sawn from butt logs and mechanically tested) were classified as follows: Inner (when sawn from the innermost rings), Outer (when sawn from the outermost rings) and Intermediate (when sawn from intermediary positions).

This paper presents the results of a test series on 18 reinforced beams sawn from a severely ASR-damaged flat slab bridge.

However, wood stiffness of a sample of boards sawn from 21-year-old Cupressus lusitanica trees was shown to be strongly influenced by cambial age (Low et al. 2005).

The clamps for the stocks were sawn from a baulk of pitch pine ready for completion later in the year.

The game see-sawed from there.

The testy game see-sawed from there.

The lumber sawed from this wood will warp, cup, and exhibit much greater longitudinal shrinkage than nontension wood.

The reference here is to an old saw from Plato: What would you do with a ring of invisibility?

Clear answers were hard to come by on this week's tour, with the rhetoric see-sawing from repentance to belligerence.