Sentence examples for sharp debris from inspiring English sources

This time, there would be no running out of gas, no sharp debris tearing a hole in his tire on the final turn.

In groups, the task force members, including Lemieux, walked slowly and methodically through ruined neighborhoods, searching from one end to the other for survivors or remains, over collapsed structures, caved roofs and sharp debris.

In the fire zone, the Task Force members, including Lemieux, walk slowly and methodically through ruined neighborhoods, one end to the other, over collapsed structures, caved roofs, ash, sharp debris.

Excavate a Shelf for the Waterfall Starter Choose option A or B. Place the Underlayment Remove Sharp Debris from Stream Channel.

A common problem with pool liners is that small holes or tears can develop from impact damage or sharp debris in the pool.

It's cold, it's lonely, it's undeniably terrifying and, if you spend any time there at all, you'll either get sliced to ribbons by razor-sharp debris travelling at thousands of miles an hour or George Clooney will saunter up and embark on a directionless loosey-goosey anecdote about nothing that constantly runs the risk of transforming into some sort of unprompted Nespresso sales pitch.

For my mother's entire life, her mother was less a mother than splintered bits of shrapnel she carried around in her body, sharp, rusty debris that threatened to puncture an organ if she turned a certain way.

The rescuers were slowed by fires that flared as they removed layers of sharp-edged debris and oxygen poured in, igniting small blazes in crevices where firefighters had thought nothing would burn anymore.

"There were corpses floating past our second-floor window, along with cars and dogs flailing and barking and telephone masts and doors and metal and glass, lethal sharp-edged debris … It was horrific".

Another former agency official, Michael Brownlee, who had headed the office of defect investigations and was associate administrator for enforcement when he retired in 1997, said an agency review was warranted by the reports of flying debris, sharp edges and concerns about whether an air bag might properly deploy.

You should also wear gloves to protect your hands from sticks and sharp pieces of debris.