Sentences with phrase «end under the wire»

Cut around 50 cm of wire for the handle and thread one end under the wire collar, looping it back on itself and twisting to secure.

Not exact matches

The innovative spatula end of the flosser actually fits under the wire of your braces.

This may have slipped under the wire at the end of last year, but could a pre-Christmas HR announcement signal Boston Beer Co's preparedness for

Make sure you have parchment paper under the wire rack so when you drizzle on the glaze it catches the drips and you won't end up with a sticky counter.

True Blood (HBO), a southern gothic story of vampires in the bayou and vampire rights on the cultural radar, is the closest that HBO has come to creating a buzz show since The Sopranos and Six Feet Under (and even The Wire) ended their respective runs.

The truly cautious will look for a wiring connector under the dash to disconnect, but I don't know exactly where it would be or what it would look like (though one end of the wiring should be going up into the steering column).

While inspecting the wires under the hood of my 1995 Camry LE (v6) I noticed that a wire ending at my alternator was loose.

Take the positive wires from each bulb connector and wire from the front to under the saddle (may be unnecessary wiring, but might be easier than finding the other end?).

We deliver the Ram Jet 350 with the following components to make it easier to install and start: • Unique intake manifold and plenum that is 9.75 inches tall --- plenty of clearance to fit under the hood of most vehicles without modifications • MEFI 4 engine controller • Wiring harness • Detailed instructions The bottom end of the engine is our stout 350 with a brand - new block, a hydraulic roller cam, Vortec iron heads and a pump - gas - friendly 9.4:1 compression ratio.

In retrospect, it seems I was in an aesthetic ghetto from 1974 until 1979 — 80 — a ghetto of Greenbergian academicism that was ultimately a dead end, although painters like Jules and Larry Poons slipped in under the wire.

This motorised wire obtrudes, dangling under its own weight, while the other end disappears into a second hole in the wall nearby.