Sentences with phrase «wooden poles»

Fire is a severe threat to wooden pole barn structures.

A barrier fence is the line of security between shamblers and the rest of us, and Rose Hill had three such fences: whitepainted fence rails that had been our original property line and weren't more than pretty decoration, a dense forest of wooden poles with sharpened ends implanted in the ground at an angle that worked like stakes to impale any shambler enterprising enough to get to it, and, at the outer edge, a wall of five - strand bobbed wire that was our primary defense against the dead.

At the far end of the pool in a shallower area, were a set of wooden poles with three hammocks strung across them.

Other than that, though, there's not been any major leap in looks since last years release, which in the case of the off - track action is rather disappointing as your pit - crew still move like they've got wooden poles in them instead of bones.

At each end of the pit they set up a short wall of cinder blocks with a heavy wooden plank on top, looking like the head and baseboards of a giant bed, where the long wooden poles onto which the baby lambs had been lashed would rest.

At the far end of the pool, there was a shallow section with a platform just beneath the water's surface, and three colourful hammocks strung across wooden poles above the water.

Ablation stakes are white wooden poles 3.3 m long.

It is built primarily out of wood, and supported on «weather resistant wooden poles stretching several meters below the surface of the fjord.

Every house was white with green shutters, American flags affixed to wooden poles waving from their porches.

Asherah reference of wooden poles images or trees that represented the canaaite goddess asherah.

The Nigerian Electricity Management Services Authority, NEMSA, has outlawed the use of wooden poles for electricity installations in the power sector.

Mysterious wooden poles that began springing up around Troy have been traced to a telecommunications copy, which has agreed to remove some of them.

In rural Ghana, a typical private school might consist of an open - air structure, often no more than a tin roof supported by wooden poles, on a small plot of land.

«And that's justice in former times,» he said, noticing that I was looking above the hearth, where there was a display of antique truncheons arranged in declining size, like pan pipes, from an enormous wooden pole, two and a half feet long, to a short and brutal stub with a thick brass ferrule.

They wore high boots of soft, brown leather, and were armed with jeweled dirks in their belts; in the left hand some carried sharp pikes on six - foot wooden poles.

Installation View, Missing Truffaut, 2014 Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler Wooden pole, electric light, laser print on paper 25 x 4 x 2 feet Courtesy of Lora Reynolds Gallery, Austin Photography © Fredrik Nilsen

A massive structure of wooden poles festooned with colorful ribbons by the British sculptor Phyllida Barlow is the first work one encounters when visiting the 2013 Carnegie International, the quadrennial (or thereabouts) show at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art that stands as the oldest global contemporary art exhibition in the United States.

Up above, Miles Greenberg had arranged for naked bodies to lie splayed out between wooden poles on sheets of transparent plastic, in corpse - like repose.

Featured are a series of tall wooden poles covered in woven cord emblazoned with various geometric shapes, words and symbols called Cetros, resembling scepters or staffs.

Experience in climbing wooden poles and performing pole transfers and tree trimming operations

This was a symbol of the way he criticised, assembling his arguments like a huge wooden pole, heaving the thing up on his shoulder, running and then letting it fly until it thudded into the ground with a mighty impact.

An awning quickly rigged up with outdoor fabric and wooden poles creates a cool, shady spot to take a break and enjoy refreshments.

Any old wooden pole will do, you could use an old curtain pole or parasol stand as long as the diameter of the pole is small enough to fit a roll of washi tape.

In addition to inventing bifocals, a device to reach for items using a long wooden pole with a grasping claw at the end and an odometer, Franklin invented: A. electricity B. lightning rod C. electronic calculator

If you're feeling crafty, why not build your own trellis from wooden poles and sticks, bamboo, lumber, copper or wire mesh.

Disassociated from their traditional function, they simply become vibrant fabric stretched across wooden poles.

Ablation stakes were white wooden poles, 3.3 m long.

A basic set of wooden poles and weather - beaten ropes lead to two stabilizers on either side, a thicker lone pole acts as the mast, softly swaying to the rhythm of the sea.

There was a wooden pole perhaps thirty feet high with a dancing platform at the top.

The New Mexicans arrived just in time to witness the annual erection of the maypole, the century - old custom of bringing up a wooden pole with icons of all crafts and professions offered in town.

In his best event, Oldfield put the shot 65» 1», but he met his match in the caber, which calls for lifting a 16» 4» wooden pole, balancing it on a shoulder, taking a short run and then flipping it end over end.

Despite all this panic, it was easy to assemble the frame — the only problem we had was fitting the wooden poles through the fabric walls of the cot.

All were affixed to wooden poles and branded with the name and age of a victim of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, which occurred at the site 104 years ago.

Umbrella or parasol is a folding canopy supported by metal ribs and usually mounted on metal, plastic or wooden pole.

The swamp also lacked solid enough ground for the buildings foundations, so hundreds of thousands of wooden poles had to be driven into the ground to create a solid base for the foundations.

The makeshift shed with only its wooden poles, a skeleton, remains, become perfect front view seats where one can just sit and gaze and admire and smile and admire and fall in love.

Assets are overused, with each level becoming a blur of the same piles of stone, wooden poles, and glistening pools.

Super Pole Rider is played with two players, armed with long wooden poles.

Using the wooden poles try to hit the ball that's connected to the wire above you and into your opponents goal to score a point.

By manipulating advance and grip buttons, you can hang onto wooden poles and other contraptions, while you can also call up Doodle to lift you up, thus making you a little lighter in case you miss a grab.

Halloween masks, glass eyes, expanding foam, magi - sculpt, polyurethane horns, polyurethane branches, resin, acrylic paint, metal base, wooden pole

Halloween masks, glass eyes, expanding foam, resin, magi - sculpt, fake fruit coated in resin, polyurethane horns, acrylic paint, metal base, wooden pole

An olufe — a wooden pole in Lugbara, her spoken language — used to mix millet, stands upright, set not in a traditional mortar but in a toilet.

A wooden pole that had been driven into the ice the year before now stands exposed as the Aletsch glacier melts and sinks at a rate of about 10 - 13 meters per year near Bettmeralp, Switzerland.

«Children adore the excitement of camping out in a tent, which can be simply recreated using a canopy hung from the ceiling on four hooks and a couple of wooden poles,» says Claire Vallis, Design Director of Harlequin's Style Library.

If you're hanging curtains in smaller windows, you can cut the wooden poles from the wooden pole kits to size.

The trick here is to anchor a wooden pole inside a concrete filled pot and fasten a hook to the top of the pole.

I found an American flag at Joanne's and love that it has a special plastic fitting over the wooden pole that keeps the flag from wrapping around itself.