Sentence examples for settled saw from inspiring English sources
Her mother, who came along to help her get settled, saw a listing for a class in jazz singing and suggested that Cécile sign up.
But it was a spectacular goal that settled a see-saw tie.
After mustering out of the militia, Bowie settled in Rapides Parish, where he supported himself by sawing planks and lumber and floating them down the bayou for sale.
Seeking an echo of his old estate, my dad settled us on a farm, which he equipped with tractors and an extraordinary 30,000-volume library: From chain saws to the complete works of Hegel (in German), our farm has it all.
I settled in, and as I started drifting off after my exhausting morning, I heard not the click of a camera but the whir of a saw and the tap, tap of a hammer — construction — on a neighboring building.
These markets are like a seesaw: lower the price on one side, and it may well rise on the other.Economists are still learning how two-sided businesses set their prices, and they still don't know where the see-saw should settle.
In the absence of a surgical saw, I was settling for an old-fashioned brew of pungent jungle herbs.
Ragged edges provide more surface area for decay-causing bacteria to settle in, and too much unnecessary sawing will bruise and soften the pumpkin.
