-
block wrung to a .138 block) is
preferable to a
stack also
totaling .638 that is
composed of four
blocks (such as a .200, .149, .151, and .138 all
wrung together)...
- lifetime. The next
portion of the poem is as follows: The Eyes
around – had
wrung them dry – And
Breaths were
gathering firm For that last Onset– when the...
-
Gauge blocks wrung together and held horizontally. The
blocks are held
together solely by the
adhesion of
their extremely flat surfaces,
which is so strong...
-
recalled French predictions in 1940 that "Britain
alone would have her neck
wrung like a chicken". He
arrived home in mid-January,
having flown from Bermuda...
- a
continuous loop of 300 feet (90 meters) of
cotton that can be
easily wrung out
without getting the user's
hands wet. With her own
savings and investments...
-
fulfill the
promises of our
founding fathers for our
humblest citizens, he
wrung his
eloquent statement of his
dream for America. He made our
nation stronger...
- upon them by the
cruel taskmaster,
whose only
interest is
their labor,
wrung from them by
every device an
inhuman ingenuity can devise;
hence the lash...
-
western slope up to the crest,
since most of the
precipitation has been
wrung out at
lower elevations. Most
parts of the
range east of the
crest are in...
- and
deposits you back in
reality two
hours later -- breathless, dizzy,
wrung-out, and with a
silly grin on your face... For locations, it
ticks off the...
- more
determined to
raise the
stakes and not just be the
white people who
wrung their hands when
black people were
being murdered. — Bernardine
Dohrn In...
