Sentence examples for take a saw from inspiring English sources

I closed her eyes first 'cos you're not going to take a saw to your own daughter while she's sat there looking at you, are you?" It's incredibly shocking: it's hard to imagine anyone saying anything more shocking, actually.

Families in S.U.V.'s climb the hills of Route 15 or Route 23, gingerly take a saw from a farmer (who usually can't help grinning at the idea of someone else doing the work) and start the inspection process.

He watches his mother get shot in the mouth, and poachers take a saw to the bridge of an old tusker's trunk, tipping the ivory "from the root, easy as a fruit".

"It was made very clear to people that they can't just take a saw and do whatever they feel like, even if the tree is right in front of their house".

Take a saw and carve it into a cane shape.

Take a saw and cut a 45 degree angle lengthwise along one edge of the cleat.

As he was talking, Mr. Walstone took a saw and gave the bottom of the tree trunk a fresh cut - to help it drink up water better.

At one point, she took a saw and hammer and began working, too, lying on her back, barely able to maneuver.

At the behest of one Japanese visitor, Mr. Wiedeking took a saw and cut down shelves stocked with parts — a vivid demonstration that he was serious about reducing inventory and costs.

Jack remembers seeing him like this once before, last summer, when a young man tried to pose for a picture with his head halfway inside the mouth of what he thought was a dead tiger shark, and the shark closed its mouth on him, so that, even with six fishermen's hands prying at the animal's blood-stained nose, it took a saw to the jaw-hinge to release the young man, and still he lost an eye.

"I'm strongly against taking a saw to an app and removing every single tiny shadow and gradient," says Apple Design Award winner Ryan Orbuch.