Sentence examples for to planking from inspiring English sources
verb
To cover something with planking.
- To plank a floor or a ship
Sam Weckert, the founder of the Facebook page dedicated to planking in Australia, denied that the craze encourages people to take unnecessary risks.
Tanned, heavily-tattooed and clearly no stranger to planking, Bieber's casting makes aesthetic sense.
Everything from Mortal Kombat, to planking, to selfies has received a boost from news coverage telling parents it's a new trend that's going to kill their kids.
Roads in the area had to be planked to be usable during heavy rains.
But it rose again, with license plates for wallpaper and faded buoys hanging plank to plank.
His legs are lashed to planks that extend upward to form an X.
In Britain chipboard refers to planks of pressurized wood clippings, usually veneered, used in furniture manufacture.
"We had to plank the whole thing over with a plywood deck".
Part of the farm is now a housing development called both Plank's Field and HOF Estates, a nod to Plank's election to the Hall of Fame in 1946.
She was the first Playmate to plank; she was inspired to try it after seeing some photos online.
A number of Gettysburg buildings linked to Plank offer opportunities for baseball tourism along with military tribute.
