Sentence examples for using a long stick from inspiring English sources

"We haven't changed a single thing in the technique since it began," said Audu, using a long stick to stir a well as men plunged cloths into nearby wells.

In "Rough for Theater I," which opens the program, Mr. Houben scrabbles around the plain platform on which all the plays take place, using a long stick to help roll his wheelchair to and fro.

He does much of the choreographing, using a long stick with a Puerto Rican flag — the Panamanian flag he had used fell apart — to scare them into the sky, and sounding chirps and whistles to send them higher or summon them back to the coop.

One person acts as the Mayor, who basically runs the show using a long stick or broom handle.

Rendered unable to paint traditionally due to deteriorating health, he created his cut-outs while confined to a bed or wheelchair, enlisting assistants to help him and using a long stick to draw and point.

Try to make the gecko go down to the floor/ground, like using a long stick.

When you are sure they have stopped burning, use a long stick to move them.

But that didn't work, so later they used a long stick like a pestle heated in the fire.

Heuml, far quieter, seemed to speak in suspirations; when I asked his name, he used a long stick to scratch its letters into the dust.

"They were obviously initially designed as an aid to teach and for professionals who needed to point out things on a wall or a screen and who would rather not use a long stick," Mr. Williams said.

A copy of the map hangs in the village's museum, where Stuart Rose, whose family has farmed in Laxton for 400 years, uses a long stick to explain the historical open field farming system that the new owner of the village will be legally bound to maintain for perpetuity.