carpenter造句

The boy was apprenticed to a carpenter.

He is a very crafty carpenter.

The carpenter planed a table smooth.

The carpenter told me how to use a bevel.

The carpenter was busy sawing the logs into planks.

This must be the chest of the galley's carpenter.

The carpenter flung aside all his tools in a rage.

Screw the carpenter screwed a lock on the door.

We contracted with a local carpenter for the woodwork in our new boat.

The carpenter working on the rafter passed his axe down to his mate below.

I learned something: a pneumatic nail gun does not a carpenter make.

What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the shipwright, or the carpenter?

You cannot be a carpenter if you just read about hammers and nails, and never use a tool.

A sturdy table or bench at which manual work is done, as by a machinist, carpenter, or jeweler.

The 25-year-old carpenter disagrees with the criticism that the ANC hasn't done enough to help people.

When a carpenter hits nails, she doesn’t discuss the nail with the hammer; she directs the hammer onto the nail.

Nguyen's husband, carpenter Thanh Tuyen, insists the story is true and his love has not faded for his once-beautiful wife.

Next the miller, bringing twelve sacks of grain. The baker made the most extravagant cake; the carpenter brought a table and chairs, the carter a good strong horse.

You would not go to a carpenter to pull a tooth; neither should you discuss your marriage problems with relatives or friends.

After his carpenter father abandoned the family, the boy became the focus of his depressed and deeply Catholic mother, and a local missionary's protege.

Many species of carpenter ant, for instance, can cause structuraldamage to buildings as the bugs carve their nests in damp wood.

To occupy the time I talked with a rather superior tramp, a young carpenter who wore a collar and tie, and was on the road, he said. for lack of a set of tools.

Set at the turn of the 19th century, in "Hayslope" during the Methodist revival, the story concerns Adam, a stern carpenter who is engaged to the pretty but flighty milkmaid, Hetty Sorrel.

Lu Ban was supposed to be a consummate carpenter in ancient times. It is said that he once carved a wooden phoenix that was so lifelike that it actually flew in the sky for three days. Thus it was considered the height of folly to show off one's skill with an axe in front of Lu Ban.