Sentence examples for screwed into one from inspiring English sources

But Murray's stories provide other pleasures, like his fine ear for Indian English speech and above all his vivid sense of detail: the almost reportorial eye with which he defines a slum hospital, with an IV bag hanging from a hook "screwed into one of the bamboo tent supports," or the way he captures the look of a burst bag of rice, the grains "brilliant white against the wet road".

It is permanently screwed into one member and clamped by means of a nut on the other end.

The procedure remained wholly mysterious to me... Writer describes the feelings that arise during surgery... Writer tells about treating a woman with a chairleg screwed into one of her leg bones... Surgeons, as a group, adhere to a curious egalitarianism.

Two plywood planks would then be screwed into one-by-twos placed between them to make one vertical panel.

Heavier pieces, like oil paintings or large mirrors that weigh more than 70 pounds, can be attached with two cleats (usually made of wood or steel): one is screwed into the back of the frame and the other is drilled into a wall stud.

(An aside: I was slightly surprised to find, among the name plaques screwed into the pew in front of me, one for Radclyffe Hall, the lesbian novelist.

One end of the implant is screwed into the bone.

One end of the implant is screwed into the proximal tibia of a rat.

One end of the implant is screwed into the proximal tibia.

And what is the motherboard screwed into?

It fits so well, in fact, that not a single branch of the centuries-old oak had to be removed, nor was a single nail or screw driven into one.