Sentence examples for truss a from inspiring English sources

Are times in cookbooks just too low for however you truss or don't truss a turkey?

Those, in turn, were attached to a vertical truss, a crosshatch of steel and bolts.

Johnson and Nixon were bullies in a political system whose checks and balances truss a president hand and foot.

The truss, a hollowed-out beam with the forces concentrated in a triangulated network of linear members, was apparently a Roman invention.

That certainly works for "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" by Lynne Truss, a runaway British best seller on the subject of grammar.

Improved step-by-step photographs make it easier to understand how to prepare caramel, roll puff pastry or truss a chicken.

A stepped cantilever, a 15 storey frame, a truss and a warehouse are investigated.

A truss is a basic form in which the members are arranged in a triangle or series of triangles.

A truss gives a stable form capable of supporting considerable external load over a large span with the component parts stressed primarily in axial tension or compression.

For testicular swellings, either a truss or a poultice was recommended.

By the time I got to the butcher shop, he had cut and trussed a lamb gigot.