hammer造句

What the hammer?

Took hammer away from midget.

Please put the hammer into the toolbox.

The clerk brought him a hammer.

The hammer is missing from my toolbox.

His symbol was fire and a blacksmith's hammer.

A hammer is used for driving in nails.

What is the big brass gong and hammer for?

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

He is hitting the nail with a hammer under a naked light.

Get some pliers or something to hold the hinge with and hammer lightly at the hinge.

'I grew up in a home where each of us had our own hammer,' says Sully.

Each day you hammer a nail, place a board or erect a wall.

A hammer has a metal head and a wooden or metal handle.

On the basis of analyzing the offshore work condition of hydraulic pile hammer, a cable winch of the pile hammer is developed to abandon and recover hydraulic or pneumatic hose assembly and electric cable.

He picked up a ball-peen hammer, leaned on the passenger-side fender, and tapped twice on the EGR valve.

You only need basic carpentry skills for framing and one special tool-a hammer drill for concrete fasteners.

"Watch," the man said and proceeded to give the gong an ear shattering pound with the hammer.

It's still worth reading as an example of two first-class minds going at it hammer and tongs.

If they grab you, you'll have to follow the on-screen prompts to hammer them in the face and shake them off.

As a friend found to his cost, a sharp hit with a hammer will generally snap the railing, another favourite thieves' trick.

For all your days prepare, and meet them ever alike: when you are anvil, bear-- when you are the hammer, strike.

They came only to work, collecting their hammer stones and grindstones nearby and the chunks of ocher from perhaps as far away as 12 miles.

Molten metal jumped and hissed as it drizzled into plate-shaped molds, and above the groaning voice of the furnace reverberated the clang of hammer on anvil.

He could sense the right place to hit so that the rock crust would cleave and reveal the coal, in the same way that a sculptor can sense exactly where to hammer a chisel into a stone.

In the biblical text, the firmament appears to be a beaten, the word in Hebrew is something that's been beaten out, Like a metal worker would hammer out a thin sheet of metal.

Using such shorthand to declare a breakup is like announcing you're going to sleep by pounding the lamp with a hammer: It gets the point across, but you're likely to leave a mess behind.

"Optional Equipment-pressure reducing valve with built-in bypass check, built-in low water cut-off, slide out mounting bracket for under-counter installation, stainless steel jacket and legs. 3.4"shock absorber (water hammer arrestor)."

Lifting the iron hammer that hung at the portal, Hester Prynne gave a summons, which was answered by one of the Governor's bond-servants; a free-born Englishman, but now a seven years' slave.