Sentence examples for where saw from inspiring English sources

This is even true for forestry, where saw mills are specialized to use specific tree species only.

He ended his review: "Where Saw II lags behind in Saw's novelty, it takes the lead with its smoother landing, which is again primed to blow the movie wide open, but manages a more compelling job of it than the original's cheat finish".

Where: Saw It First (01625 876879; www.sawitfirst.co.uk) How much: £425 Philippine Rattan Hammock Slightly different from your run-of-the-mill hammock, this is a solid version that will perhaps be easier to get in and out of than the traditional material.

The city where "Saw III" and "Phat Girlz" played for months without interruption welcomed best animated film contender "Persepolis" just one week ago, and after a month in the art house, "There Will Be Blood," nominated for eight Oscars, has "widened" to four screens.

In a long-time sawing process where the saw blade was not redressed from beginning to end, both the tangential and normal force components increased with the gradual wear of the saw blade while their ratio decreased.

The river crosses under the parkway again to form the eastern edge of a plant nursery on Saw Mill River Road, then recrosses as the river, bike path, parkway and Saw Mill River Road all bend around the northwest corner of Eastview, where the Saw Mill drops below 200 feet in elevation, a loss of 100 feet since Chappaqua.

Drill the holes where the saw will be mounted.

Use extra layers of tape at the edge of the Formica where the saw will first start the cut.

No one yet knows where the saw-whets wind up on their southern journey, for example, though birds have turned up as far south as Atlanta and Birmingham.

The electricity powers Godsell's workshop, where he saws logs from his own woodland to fuel the mill's heating system.

He caught Mr. Gilder holding forth at his annual Telecosm conference in September 2000, where he "sawed the air up and down with his arms, or thrust them outward from his body like the blades of a retractable forklift".