Sentence examples for sheeting it from inspiring English sources

These calls will no doubt grow louder because of the decisive result of Tasmania – sheeting it home to the 2010 deal with the Greens rather than 16 years in government.

He means the weather in Bangalore, where it's currently sheeting it down apparently, possibly making today's appearance in the OBO chair the most pointless contribution to cricketing coverage since, well, the last time I interrupted the Smyth/Bull/Booth axis.

Copperopolis - the world's first globally integrated heavy industrial complex - helped Britain rule the waves in the late 18th and early 19th century by supplying the Admiralty with most of the copper sheeting it needed to strengthen the hulls of the Royal Navy's warships.

To analytically obtain the natural frequencies and mode shapes of the transversely vibrating rubber sheeting, it is modelled as a flat circular membrane with an initial radius R 0. The membrane is stretched from its initial position (state 1 in Fig. 7) in the radial direction to a radius of R f (state 2) and fixed at the boundary.

Each story paints an unforgettable picture: A 70-year-old goat farmer who relocates his home to better care for his ailing father, carrying the sticks and metal sheeting it was made from across the mountains on his back.

Each story paints an unforgettable picture: A seventy-year-old goat farmer who relocates his home to better care for his ailing father, carrying the sticks and metal sheeting it was made from across the mountains on his back.

It was sheeting down on the morning of what became known as "The Miracle of Bern", a match that saw the emergence of the greatest nation in the history of the tournament.

When it does rain here, it tends to pour, sheeting across hard surfaces and dry lawns to storm sewers.

She then wrapped his body in a sleeping bag, an Oriental rug and plastic sheeting, securing it with rope and duct tape.

Only instead of Richard E Grant elegantly howling into the sheeting rain, it was Harry Next Door soundlessly summarising that entire Hamlet soliloquy with a shrug of disgust and a slight turning of his flat cap upwards at the foul and pestilent air.

For composite steel-concrete beams, it is well known from tests that the shear capacity of welded-stud connectors can be reduced by the presence of profiled steel sheeting if it has an open-trough profile where the open-trough ribs, usually trapezoidal in shape, are laid transverse to the steel beam.