Sentence examples similar to snags removed from inspiring English sources

Repeat this on the other side of the snag, carefully removing excess thread in the other direction.

Study sites in the Foothills were partially salvage-logged (one-half of standing snags ≥23 cm dbh removed), and sites in the Star Gulch burn were unlogged.

If the cloth snags, scrape to remove, then wipe down the griddle with peanut oil.

In 1827 Shreve was appointed superintendent of western river improvements and designed the first snag boat to remove from the river system the sunken tree trunks that often wrecked steamboats.

Moreno's career as a judge hit a snag in 2007, when he was removed from the bench for "grave and inexcusable errors" after releasing two murder suspects against orders from the Supreme Tribunal.

Hundreds of thousands, perhaps more than a million, submerged timber "snags", mainly River Red Gum, have been removed from lowland reaches of the Murray-Darling basin over the past 150 years.

However, a longstanding tax credit for wind power that has broad bipartisan support was snagged on presidential politics after Senate Republicans removed it to show their loyalty to their presumed presidential nominee, Mitt Romney.

The two videos have since been removed, but World Star Hip-Hop snagged a clip.

We calculated 745 biodiversity effect sizes from 26 studies involving manipulations of CWD (i.e., removed or added downed woody debris and/or snags).

It might be a utilitarian but ugly chain-link fence, a shed in need of new siding or a dead snag of a tree that hasn't yet been removed.

All such perverse incentives need to be removed if micropower is to be given a chance.The second snag is a lack of uniform technical standards.