Sentences with phrase «of ply»

It is so hard to find good (and not ridiculously expensive) products that are not this typical «modern'theme of ply wood and bold colours.

The engineer can play about with the material, the architecture, the angles of ply we are going to use, and the shape of the tyre — on the sidewalls it's round, but across the tread it's more or less flat.

It's staggering to see, but 134 professional footballers at Euro 2016 will have come from England's leagues, and 106 of those ply their trade in the Premier League.

How many of them ply there trade outside UK.

The accounts in the Gospels which pictures Jesus on constant travel, according to him, arose from the practice of plying the trade of a carpenter and the work opportunity provided by the massive building projects undertaken by the Herods.26 The occasion also helped him establish contact with various groups of people, many of those, for whom, he had later acted as a broker.27

Creative, great food and a neat video of you plying your art.

-- Marseille sporting director José Anigo has some words of advice for any budding Ligue 1 talents dreaming of plying their trade in the Premier League

After all, they don't have to suffer the consequences of plying your toddler with cotton candy or depriving him of z's — you're the one who has to deal with your cranky critter when their visit's over.

The M5 is already quite popular in India and we see a lot of them plying on our roads.

The size of these plier style trimmers makes them unsuitable for very large breeds, so do keep that in mind.

MUNICH — Air Berlin, which was founded as a U.S. company based in Oregon in 1978 to operate charter flights in and out of West Berlin, flew its final flight on October 28 after almost 40 years of plying the skies.

After 20 + years of plying my trade, I am «close.»

Gyongy Laky's Forms for Language, 1989, of plied rope handmade from printers» waste paper, part of a site - specific work in Manchester, England.

The Number Of Plies Varies From 15... At The «Throat «Of The Seat To 5 Laminations At The Seat «S Perimeter.

Not exact matches

Each towel is 16 by 28 inches and is made of 100 % 2 - ply ringspun cotton terry.

Pub restaurants tend to have less expensive menus than most other restaurants, so once you've savored ideas over lunch you can offer to buy your client a drink at the bar — but plying them with drink shouldn't be part of your sales pitch...

Much of the cocaine from the region — Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru are the world's biggest producers — travels to the US, plying sea and air routes in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean, as shown by the map below, which was prepared by US Southern Command and displayed at the hearing.

All were exciting departures from the standard fuselage - and - wings template that has plied the skies since the dawn of modern commercial air travel, but, excitement or not, don't count on boarding one any time soon.

He met with clothing manufacturers and makers of other consumer goods, plied them with bath gel, and barraged them with questions about the channel.

According to the Oxford research, companies that ply in fine arts, originality, negotiation, persuasion, social perceptiveness and assisting or caring for others are in the least danger of being overtaken by Schwarzenegger - like T - 800 cybernetic organisms.

Brooks left iRobot in 2008, but the success gave him the first and perhaps most important of a series of what he calls maxims that guide him at Rethink, and with which he plies his employees in lieu of actually telling them what to do.

The company has introduced the Enviro Care line, premium products made from 100 % recycled paper; the SpongeTowels Ultra Strong won two Grand Prix Awards from the Retail Council of Canada; and in the U.S., White Cloud Ultra three - ply toilet paper was named best all - around bathroom tissue.

United Continental Holdings Inc. is using one of its biggest jets once a week to ply the Chicago - Cancun route.

You might see some shirtmakers use terms like «yarn number» (referring to the thickness of the yarn) or «ply» (meaning the number of threads comprising the yarn, e.g. «two - ply»).

During his transactions, he'd talk with the owner of the shop, trying to ply as much information out of him as possible.

This 16 - foot cedar canoe could have been plying Muskokan waters at the turn of the last century: steam - bent hardwood frame, wrapped in cedar with mahogany decks at either end.

This vessel was one fifth the size of tankers now plying Second Narrows, and had a marine pilot on board at the time.

Strengthening our business strategy along the same line, we want to build a platform that enables mobility and add great convenience to users thereby creating a hyper - local service model through a fleet of mobile vans plying across the geographies,» Mihir Mohan Mishra, founder and chief executive of Pitstop, said.

JD.com Inc. has drawn up plans for drones to ply 100 regular routes by the end of next year.

Uber's fleet of Volvo self - driving vehicles that are now prowling the streets of San Francisco have fewer sensors than those UberX plying the Pittsburgh area.

We plied him with a glass, or maybe two, of wine.

Ford, Uber, Google and others are promising that same autonomy (Level 4 under the Department of Transportation's designations)-- often in vehicles with no steering wheel or pedals — but for ride - hailing fleets plying dense urban centers.

There are thousands of tankers plying the oceans of the world today, going into Rotterdam, Singapore and London without incident.

I would like to see all churches converted to more usefule purposes, but that is the choice of the landowner, and after all, even astrologists and prost - itutes need a place to ply their trade.

This is popular ply by the anti science / antievolution crowd, take a quotation by a reputable scientist out of context, or leave out the salient parts, and use that as a weapon against evolution.

So if the koran is say 1000 pages that's actually only 500 sheets of (single - ply) toilet tissue hehehehehehe

Our «leaders» blithely ply domestic audiences with totally unsupported and scurrilous accusations of Russian war crimes, and brag of standing up to Russia.

Speaking of coming out, notice all the US emergent players and those who ply their wares who are silent during this debate.

One early summer morning, as I plied my fishing rod along the foggy river, I caught sight of what looked like just such a foam puff.

3 It must be admitted, however, that Whitehead time and time again insists on the presence of one actual entity as an element within another without sup plying any distinctions or qualifications.

As T. V. Philip observes, almost all of those who went out as missionaries in the earlier period were «a distinctive social class in British society... of craftsmen, small traders, shoe makers, printers, ship builders, school teachers...» William Carey, for instance, plied the trade of a cobbler to supplement his meagre earnings as a village school teacher and Baptist pastor.

Among them we see Erastus, manager of the public markets in Corinth, and Apelles, a shoemaker who plies his trade in the markets where Paul sometimes works and where Erastus collects taxes.

The trading continued as evangelicals, many of whom dismissed the techno - savvy worship with a «been there, done that,» plied the mainliners for ideas about renewing worship through liturgy.

Trouble is that many of the immigrant «communities» are doing just that, witness the islamic «curriculum» being plied in British publicly - funded schools (or independent sharia courts, or mass halal distribution, or..

And this is the story of the boring through: while yet they plied the drill, each toward his fellow, and while yet there were three cubits to be bored through, there was heard the voice of one calling to another, for there was a crevice in the rock on the right hand.

However, even those who ply their trade in religion know that they can not evade the inevitability of death.

But I do wish to say that in all my many contacts with George Wolf for nearly two years now I have found him an admirable example of a scientist who is also by nature a philosopher, or one who wishes to retain the sense of the larger whole while he plies his limited specialty.

I have plied my little family with various sweet concoctions and of course I have stashed many a vegetable in the batter.

Executive Chef Kenny Spost of Napa Valley Grille in Los Angeles has been plying his culinary craft since the age of 13!

Have a bowl of very cold water ready, and cook the caramel until a tiny spoonful dropped into the water becomes firm, chewy, and able to be plied into a ball.)