The thin planking looked dangerous, and so she showed it to the super, who readily agreed to put down a new plywood floor, which she painted white.
An entrée of sea bass, cooked and served on a thin cedar plank, was flaky and moist.
I baby-stepped through the reeds, walked up and down irrigated ditches, and crossed a thin, wooden plank laid across a small canal before falling out of breath against the stone wall of my destination.
The houses were built on stilts and connected by thin wooden planks.
His masterpiece, "Irises at Yatsuhashi (Eight Bridges)," a panoramic vista painting — spread over two screens — of an iris garden transected by a thin eight-plank bridge, is based on another classic, "The Ise Stories".
A carrot is not shaped like a cube, and so you painstakingly had to trim it up into a long rectangle, then cut it into thin, one-millimetre planks, and then take your one-millimetre planks and cut them into long, one-millimetre slivers, and then take your perfectly formed slivers, and, chop, chop, chop, cut them into one-millimetre cubes.
The hull was a thin shell of planks joined edge-to-edge and then stiffened by a keel and light transverse ribs.
Ṭarafah's camel is Sure of foot and firm, as thin as the planks of a bier; I quicken her Pace over paths long-trodden, as varied as a striped shirt, Able to outpace the swiftest camels, even of noblest stock, With her hindlegs speeding behind her forelegs along the beaten path.
