He hammered nails into the plank.

He hammered nails into the plank.

The plank froze to the ground.

38 p. Peter Plank Parapolimena zur Ekklesiologie A. S. Chomjakovs (In Ostkirchliche Studien, Würzburg, 1980. pp.

President elect Barack Obama made the plight of the middle class a central plank of his successful campaign.

The walls were plastered with imitation marble and the enormous plate glass windows were already in place only the parquet floor was not finished, and the carpenters who were planing a square of the parquet left their work, and removing the tapes that kept their hair out of the way, bowed to the gentlefolk.

First of all, the stamping cowboy boots, basketball shoes, ladies' pumps and men's loafers attempt to find the beat on the parquet floor, and quickly do just that.

The price of plank cedar in Lahore is incentive enough to corrupt, or kill, any Green Corps men brave enough to stand in their way.

These were puny amounts for a policy that was a key plank in the World Bank's reform agenda, and that became a bone of contention between the Bank and Mozambique.

Bending her left arm she put her hand on his shoulder, and her little feet in their pink shoes began moving quickly, lightly, and rhythmically in time with the music, over the smooth parquet floor.

Over the last two decades, almost every other plank of the Communist Party's platform (world wide people's war, proletarian struggle leading to a classless utopia, a triumph over global capitalism, etc.), has been abandoned.

Incidentally, I m curious to know what that sign s made out of. The sign part of the side is clearly quite thick, and the wood it s attached to appears to be some manner of uneven plank.

President elect Barack Obama made the plight of the middle class a central plank of his successful campaign. His chief economic adviser, Larry Summers, has also been vocal of late on globalization s adverse impact on workers.

From time to time he stopped, generally on the parquet floor of the lamp lit dining room, and thought 'Yes, it is necessary to decide and to stop it to express my opinion of it and my decision.' Then he turned back again.

Mironov s character mistakes the boy for Christ, imagining a halo above his head. (When he discovers that the child is walking atop a wooden plank just below the waterline, he rushes past him, knocking the boy into the sea.)

A news item about it in the Nova Makedonija daily contained an error, stating that the account would be Жгруевскиникола (Zhgruevskinikola), which stuck as a plank in the eye of the Twitterers (idiom based on a Bible verse from Matthew 7 3)

As soon as she had gone out he heard the sound of very, very rapid light steps on the parquet floor, and his joy, his life, his own self, the best in himself, that which he had sought and yearned for so long, advanced very, very rapidly towards him.

Over the last two decades, almost every other plank of the Communist Party's platform (world wide people's war, proletarian struggle leading to a classless utopia, a triumph over global capitalism, etc.), has been abandoned. This leaves unification as the last tie to Mao's revolution and justification for one party rule.

The additional income accruing to farmers was probably no greater than 5.3 million, or 5.30 per year for the average cashew growing household. These were puny amounts for a policy that was a key plank in the World Bank's reform agenda, and that became a bone of contention between the Bank and Mozambique.