Bulldozers follow, grading the sand down to a gentle slope.
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Korich had to sand down her rods to fit her strength levels.
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But on the stump, the GOP frontrunner sought to sand down those rough edges.
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Struggling with [the] studio and really feeling like, I'm not going to sand down my edges.
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He left in early 13, but not before helping to sand down the early rough edges.
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But every year I get closer, sand down another layer of expectation, dig toward a real self.
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Kevin Hart and his pregnant wife look to be rock solid ... on the sand down in Cabo San Lucas.
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Kelly struggled to sand down her divisive persona to fit the mould of an apolitical morning talk show host.
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Pearl is softer than titanium and will sand down more quickly and make the handle uneven if you're not careful.
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The game starts to seem like a race to achieve maximum gloss, to most effectively sand down any interpersonal edges.
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If being penetrated feels a bit like your partner is trying to sand down your vagina, you might be too dry.
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But the admonishment from Pedrique was among the reminders that the Yankees are still trying to sand down his rough edges.
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After a tragedy dramatically changes the network, they sand down its rough edges in their memories, recalling the parts that made them happiest.
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It would sand down this team's little quirks and make them more sensible and less strange, a little more corporate and a little less personal.
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Then, Dr. Lee brings out a high-tech CO2 resurfacing laser to sand down the top layer of rough skin and even out the overall texture.
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Fortunately for you, an introvert's penchant for deep concentration is particularly well suited to plug leaks, sand down flaws, and come up with creative and effective solutions.
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Ms. Heller and the screenwriters, Jeff Whitty and the great Nicole Holofcener, resist the impulse to moralize about Lee's misdeeds or to sand down her rough edges.
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Arthur even tracked Sand down at her family home and conversed in person (Sand was stricken with spinal troubles and was mostly confined to a couch or bed).
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Mightn't they sand down their edges in an effort to repair the party's image, improve its fortunes and make certain that it didn't lose yet more seats in 2018?
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Big bro is doing his damndest to lift lil bro Liam Hemsworth's post-breakup spirits with a little surf and sand Down Under -- problem is, doesn't look like it's working.
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"Once in a while, you'll meet one of these keys: down in the river, in the sand; down the staircase, below the bridge; on the open street," Mr. Leuenberger said.
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Hiring Keller seems to be a sign that Givenchy is looking to sand down the edges introduced by Tisci: but why, when the line was undeniably, or at least commercially, so successful?
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What they found: Shale and other U.S. production can sand down the market's volatile edges over time, because small price increases spur a lot of new production, even at a modest price.
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It's a framework that even in an age of high polarization has always rewarded candidates who are willing to sand down the hard edges of their ideologies in search of a broad audience.
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They sand down a domino in whatever shape they want—usually a heart, a lightning bolt, or a small bump—and they insert [the domino] into that small hole that was poked open.
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This was all perfectly predictable, but it raises the question, once again, of what, if anything, Republicans will be willing to do to sand down the health care system's rough edges once the election's over.
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There were a couple instances where I had to use the metal file on my Swiss Army knife to sand down little sharp bits that dug into my gums, but that was about the worst of it.
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"He tries to use the page to sand down the rough edges of his public image and present a more avuncular, paternal image to the Cambodian people," Sebastian Strangio, the author of "Hun Sen's Cambodia," told VICE News.
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This reflects the disappointment that the very engaged have with their leaders: Practicing politicians have to appeal to mixed constituencies to win reelection or pass anything in Congress, and so they compromise their beliefs, sand down their edges, trim their ambitions.
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Every scrawl, splash and drip would be represented by the wood carver, who, according to curator Clarke, would at times sand down the block edges to simulate a stain effect, while the artist's characteristic paint layers were recreated through the use of opaque and translucent inks.
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I still think you want to keep as much of that tart vitality as you can take, and sand down just the roughest spots with a little fat and a little protein, leaving the edges, so to speak, as sharp as possible, because that's what snaps you into focus.
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For most of the show's duration, Elliot believed that his father had pushed him out of the window; the revelation last season that he jumped appeared to be a way to sand down the rough edges of his relationship with his father, and by extension with his father's doppelgänger, Mr. Robot.
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Where you really benefit from pre-finished flooring is on time saved, and time is money, Torres notes: With pre-finished floors, "you don't have to hire another crew to come in, sand down the floors and finish them out," which can end up being a two to three week long process.
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Normally the rock lacks coherence and weathers into sand down to 6 m and even unweathered rock can be crushed to sand easily. However, near faults, ghost crystals of baryte make the sandstone harder and resistant.
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The wasp then backfilled the burrow with loose sand using its forelegs and once the burrow was filled it appeared to tamp the sand down with its abdomen before place pine needles over the now buried nest.
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"Ritchie, Kevin (February 18, 2015). "Future Brown". Now. Retrieved March 14, 2018. The 405 praised Future Brown for "highlight[ing]" the LP's featured artists of many different genres "rather than attempting to sand down everything to find common ground.
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Taut-belt sanders allow for adjusting the angle of the idler drum to keep the belt centered. Slack-belt sanding is commonly used in the manufacturing process of guitars and other medium-sized wooden objects. It employs a long sanding belt which runs slackly over the object. The machinist then exerts pressure to it to sand down specific areas.
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The pattern is a model of the desired casting. Talcum powder is often dusted over the pattern to aid in the removal of the pattern. Sand is sifted over the pattern until the model is covered by a few inches of sand. More sand is then dumped into the drag, and rammed with a wooden wedge, or mechanically vibrated to pack the sand down.
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The sand filter has different beds with various sizes of sand granules. The sea water traverses the first, coarsest, layer of sand down to the finest and to clean the filter, the process is inverted. After the water is filtered it continues on to fill the de- oxygenation tower. Sand filters are bulky, heavy, have some spill over of sand particles and require chemicals to enhance water quality.
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At its height of activity up to the 1930s it had its own mineral line from what is now the West Coast Mainline and up to 6 trains per week of stone were moved to Glasgow, throughout Scotland. Templand lies between the Corncockle woodland, a marsh, and the Kinnel Water. Geographically it is believed that the entire Templand area is on a massive slab of sandstone, due to the Annan river carrying sand down from the Moffat area.
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She lived in the Mooi River neighborhood, Yet before the war had begun. Chorus: : Oh bring me back to the old Transvaal, : Where my Sarie lives. : Down in the corn, by the green thorn tree, : There lives my Sarie Marais, : Down in the corn at the green thorn tree : There lives my Sarie Marais. I was so scared that the Khakis would catch me And send far across the sea; Then I fled to the side of the Upington sand Down along the Great river.
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The Phoenicians at the Siege of Tyre (332 BC) dropped burning sand down on the attacking Greeks, which got in behind the armour and burned the flesh.Cartledge, p. 150 Such heated missiles have also been used in mining situations; the 1st century Roman writer Vitruvius describes a counter-mine dug above the attackers' gallery by defenders at the siege of Apollonia. Piercing the floor between the mines, the Apollonian defenders poured down boiling water, hot sand and hot pitch onto the heads of their enemy.
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Translation: My Sarie Marais is so far from me, But I hope to see her again She lived in the neighbourhood of the Mooi River Even before the war began. Chorus: : Oh bring me back to the old Transvaal : There where my Sarie lives; : Down there in the corn by the green thorn-tree: : There lives my Sarie Marais! I was so scared that the Khakis would catch me And send me far across the sea. That I fled to the side of the Upington's sand Down there by the Great River.
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In 1867, an inventor, Willem Hendrik ter Meulen, proposed using a 'zandboor' ('sand drill'), a device which forced water into the sandy sea bed in order to clear a way for a helmet diver and signed a three-year contract, subsequently extended for another three years and then a further twenty years. The plan was that when the depth of water reached , the machine would be used to excavate the same depth of sand down onto the wreck. Ter Meulen bought a steel-hulled, paddlewheel-driven 50 h.p. steam tug, Antagonist.
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The most characteristic feature of all known sites of Rhaphiomidas terminatus abdominalis is their fine sandy soils, often wholly or partly sand dunes stabilized by the sparse native vegetation. The Colton dunes are the result of sand blown from the canyons in the San Gabriel and San Bernardino Mountains by the Santa Ana winds in the fall. Over the millennia, the dunes grew to cover some 40 square miles. Santa Ana winds continue to carry sand down from the mountains, but the dune system has largely been eliminated by urban development and agricultural conversion.
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Joseph A. Britton built this bridge the same year that he also built the nearby Zacke Cox Covered Bridge and Harry Evans Covered Bridges. It would hold the title as the shortest covered bridge in Parke County until a year later when the Phillips Covered Bridge would tie it for the title. During construction, teams of horses and wagons would bog down in quicksand that lay along the creek bed. To fix this, small herds of cattle were led back and forth across these areas to pack the sand down and make it firm enough to support the horses and wagons.
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Unless it is all about the effort of trying to sand down the sharpest edges of modern music. Personally, I could never tie Satanic Warmaster down to the concept of NSBM for the reasons that have been there from 1998: It would not coincide with my conviction and the thoughts I want to convey through my music. To see me crush all the chains of an Abrahamic religion and proclaim my victory in the most insulting way possible, or me seeing good, evil, or lies where, according to political correctness, none should exist, it takes a twisted mind to see all this as a reflection of some political dogma.
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Gasquoine mentions strengthening works: > In 1899, the ironwork portion of [Barmouth] viaduct had become too weak for > the constantly increasing loads of developing traffic, [so] it was > completely renewed with a modern steel structure of four spans, one of which > was a swing span, revolving on the centre pier and giving two clear > openings. The piers carrying the girders are formed of columns 8ft. in > diameter sunk through the sand down to solid rock, which was reached at a > depth of about 90 feet below high water mark... In 1906, and the following > two or three years, the timber portion of the viaduct was also completely > renewed in the same material.
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The original island was created as an outwash deposit during a brief pause in the last glacial retreat from melt water runoff carrying eroded sand down a stream from the high hills (Love Lane and Cowesett Hills area) forming a small navigable river mouth called Arnold's Cove suitable only by skiffs and small sailboats (cc. 1800s). The island's tidal flow between Greenwich Cove to the South and Chepiwanoxet Beach to the North kept the small cove open with a navigable channel for small boat use more so at high tide and presumably good shellfishing in low tide. Early bay navigation charts (e.g. 1777 Charles Blaskowitz; US Geological Survey 1891 Atlas of Rhode Island; ca.
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After the American landing at Lingayen Gulf on 9 January 1945, this area was liberated on the first day. The airfield was repaired and improved, including a portion on the beach built by the 836th Engineer Aviation Battalion, and Filipino labor, using 'sawali' (woven palm fronds) with marston matting over top to form the surface of the runway, to keep the sand down. The repairs were completed in late February 1945 and it was immediately put into use by fighter and tactical reconnaissance squadrons, and was capable of handling B-25 and larger aircraft. Lingayen Airfield was also used as an emergency field for damaged bombers returning from strikes on Formosa that were too damaged to reach Clark Field.
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They then signed to Midnight Records, and two years after their debut released What Remains, produced by Tim Lee of The Windbreakers.Schoemer, Karen "Absolute Grey/Pat Thomas", Trouser Press, retrieved 2010-12-08 Thomas left in 1987, later releasing a series of solo albums, and Kitchen also left, leaving Brown and Rasor to continue, with the acoustic Painted Post EP released in mid-1987.Schinder, Scott "Pat Thomas", Trouser Press, retrieved 2010-12-08 A live album recorded in 1984 followed, released on the Greek Di-Di label, before the original line-up came back together to record their final album, Sand Down the Moon. After disbanding in 1990, an expanded reissue of A Journey Through the Past was released in 2001.
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Static electricity is a major hazard when refueling aircraft. Discharge of static electricity can create severe hazards in those industries dealing with flammable substances, where a small electrical spark might ignite explosive mixtures. The flowing movement of finely powdered substances or low conductivity fluids in pipes or through mechanical agitation can build up static electricity.Wagner, John P.; Clavijo, Fernando Rangel Electrostatic charge generation during impeller mixing of used transformer oil Department of Nuclear Engineering, Safety Engineering and Industrial Hygiene Program, Texas A&M; University, College Station, online 21 August 2000; accessed Jan 2009 The flow of granules of material like sand down a plastic chute can transfer charge, which can be easily measured using a multimeter connected to metal foil lining the chute at intervals, and can be roughly proportional to particulate flow.Downie, Neil A., Exploding Disk Cannons, Slimemobiles and 32 Other Projects for Saturday Science (Johns Hopkins University Press (2006), , chapter 33, pages 259-266 "Electric Sand" Dust clouds of finely powdered substances can become combustible or explosive.
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