Sentence examples for the planking of from inspiring English sources
Fragments of teeth left in wounds of victims or in the planking of boats have often been large enough to provide ichthyologists with the means for precise identification; furthermore, there are cases where human-body fragments have been found in sharks caught, killed, and autopsied.
Lorries no longer carry the planks of timber: villagers do.
Occupy Wall Street has broken the ice of resigned passivity among groups being asked to walk the plank of austerity.
As the first riders move onto the bridge, Tolstoy writes, "On the planks of the bridge the transparent sounds of hoofs rang out".
At the east end of the boardwalk, candles were planted on the planks of the bleachers left from summertime concerts, turning them into a giant candelabra.
A few hours later I was, with another hundred or so ill-assorted people, struggling to walk up the plank of the Queen Elizabeth.
"Walk down the plank of my billion-dollar sailboat, you foolish ninny, Larry is back to buy you up.
We walk the plank of our past, confused about the present and petrified of the future.
I'm ready to walk the plank of culpability and accept the consequences.
Early Egyptians also knew how to fasten the planks of this ship together with mortise and tenon joints.
You cannot just leap from Mr Whippy to gelato: you need to wobble along the plank of the Fab lolly first.
