Use "plywood" in a sentence

1. constructed of corrugated iron and plywood

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2. “We’ll just have to put some plywood over it and nail it shut

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3. hear from the thin plywood wall'

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4. Then I took my jigsaw and started sawing away the part of the plywood I wanted to keep so I would leave a circular piece that was 5 feet in diameter

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5. I had my 5 foot circle that consisted of two separate pieces of the plywood, part of the 4 x 8 and part of the 2 X 8

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6. I had lots of extra wood left over from the plywood I had just cut

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7. I cut that left over plywood into little strips and I cross nailed little pieces into that opening between the two sections of the 5 foot circle of plywood

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8. I covered it from one end to the other with the extra plywood and it was like a rock you could jump up and down on; it was really solid

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9. Where I had the bracing underneath the poker table was thick 1 inch plywood

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10. Not as simple as it sounds, the process included measuring, having plywood cut, painting (so it looked good on the outside too), and screwing the individual panels to the frame

11. Weather stripping was applied, and since we didn’t want the porch to be too dark, an $80 sheet of acrylic replaced one of the plywood panels so that Andy could enjoy the sunshine during his forced sabbatical

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12. Grindel, the claws of one paw resting on the jagged edge of the plywood box that had become so much a part of his life since he'd discovered it, challenged Thesa with eyes that accused him of committing some despicable act

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13. On bare plywood, it was very slippery

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14. There were twenty shooting stations separated by heavy painted plywood partitions

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15. Fortunately, temporary rest-room facilities constructed of plywood had been recently added to the small station, so that Colling would have a place to change into his officer’s uniform

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16. One of the crew was apparently shooting at him, and he crouched quickly behind the plywood bridge rail, hoping that the shooter would not test its ability to protect him by peppering it with gunfire

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17. Plywood siding, plywood roof, nails sticking out, you get the picture

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18. walked into the gloom and opened up the plywood cabinet that

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19. "Yeah," Bannister said, leading him past the operations counter to the map room where a Mark 128 radio pallet was set up on half of the big plywood plotting table

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20. He tilted his gray steel chair back against the plywood

21. That year he decided to build a large shed that he constructed from wooden posts and sheets of plywood

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22. The roof and sides were made of plywood and inside was a sort of bench to sit on

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23. Folding boats of plywood with rubber joints lay in the water by the dozens

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24. traditional flamingo on front lawns: "The Granny Fanny is a piece of plywood cut and painted to resemble the back end of a plump, old woman

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25. Drag marks ending at the door were visible on the warped plywood floor

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26. We had a generator and a 16 mm projector and showed movies outdoors on a fold-up plywood screen that we painted white

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27. Plywood sheets are a great way to protect the floors when moving extremely heavy household items

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28. Yet, it fit in perfectly with several nearby cabins, a shower-house, and an outhouse made of two-by-fours and plywood

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29. I did it with some "saloon door" type hinges and some plywood and

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30. He spent nights buried in his drawings designing the high precision jigs he would have to build out of plywood

31. Zeke constructed a large, circular, plywood jig on which he twice welded four quarters into two perfect circles, each with a diameter of exactly 2096 millimetres

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32. At the far end of the store, a makeshift counter—a long thick piece of plywood atop three wooden barrels—stretched nearly the entire length of the room and blocked access to a back room, the door to which was merely a white sheet that seemed to flutter in the wind

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33. The small 1,200 square foot office at the end of the hall on the top floor was completely gutted, with a plywood floor and wires hanging from the ceiling

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34. It had a large plywood board leaning against it with a khaki green canvas tarp draped over it covered in blood with a sign attached saying simply, "OPEN ME!"

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35. "I'll be surprised if she doesn't end up on a piece of plywood somewhere in pieces

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36. was boarded up with thick plywood and there was a huge

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37. The exterior of the house was all exposed plywood

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38. I have a nice collection of nails, screws, and miscellaneous hardware in my garage as well as some lumber and plywood

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39. A small shovel could be seen lying on the shed’s bare plywood floor

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40. It appeared that this luxury was recently and hastily created with plywood and junk materials

41. Alas, nobody had told Frank that the walls were plywood

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42. ering the windows and the rug that covered the plywood floor, how

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43. plywood screwed over the windows and doors

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44. Taking his cordless screwdriver, he removed the plywood over the

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45. doors except the last one on the left were sealed with plywood

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46. Cables and connections covered the wall, all attached to a sheet of plywood anchored securely to the studs

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47. Novak explained that the apparatus was packed in a plywood shipping crate, with the

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48. plywood crate sitting on a Styrofoam cradle

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49. While Joseph and his Deputy hauled in three sheets of plywood from the back of the fire

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50. the Fire Hall, as Yakov helped Joseph and his deputy finish assembling the simple plywood

51. Open up the plywood crate and tell me if you see any loose wires

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52. creaking of wood as they opened the plywood crate

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53. Close off this area with a straw or hay bale, tire or plywood

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54. Worn and tattered, the wooden structures were smaller than most of Chuck’s delis, and most of the windows in each were broken or boarded over with plywood

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55. cardboard and plywood shacks on the banks of the river before the hurricane, and

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56. Sterling watched her from below a plywood table, Nicky crouched beside him

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57. He removed three small squares of unpainted plywood, six inches on a side

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58. The three men sat side by side in the front seat of the van, their plywood squares in their laps, fingers hovering over the buttons, waiting to press them at the exact same instant, as they’d planned

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59. The beach in front of them was littered with boards and splintered plywood, which stuck up like the spikes on the back of a buried dinosaur

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60. that will accommodate the base plywood

61. bottom of the plywood sides, thus hiding the plywood's

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62. edges and then glue it on top of the two plywood sides, half

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63. glue into place on the plywood base, again half way between

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64. She tried to see between the cracks in the plywood covering the windows

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65. She had her foot braced on the side of the house and her fingers curved under the sheet of plywood nailed over the back door

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66. There was a whooshing sound, a puff of hot wind, and the flames roiled along the gas trail up to the plywood boards covering the window

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67. Orange flames licked out from behind the plywood

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68. Smoke rolled out from underneath the plywood like a coal fire plant

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69. Claire’s heart thrilled with excitement as she watched the fire trace up the plywood board covering the bathroom window

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70. Tooling around the island in borrowed cars, they came upon several airfields, but when they drew closer, they realized that all of the planes and equipment were fake, made of plywood, an elaborate ruse designed to fool Japanese reconnaissance planes

71. If the Japanese bombed there, the only planes they would hit would be made of plywood

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72. He was behind a plywood counter, counting dollar bills

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73. The guy paused a long moment, as if searching for a legitimate reason to deny the request, but in the end he couldn’t find one, apparently, because he dipped down and hauled a slim volume from a shelf under the counter, and rotated it 180 degrees, and slid it across the plywood

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74. A table made of a sheet of thick plywood sitting on cinder blocks held a collection of identical storage boxes

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75. He lost strength in his arms, so that his third and final volley went low, shattering through the ceramic-tile front of the outdoor kitchen, through the plywood or pressboard underneath, its energy spent in the guts of the under-the-counter refrigerator

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76. They’d pulled alongside a section of plywood fencing that seemed to run on for miles, blocking whatever was behind it from view

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77. The huge apartment house on the corner has a construction scaffold running around it between the first and second stories, a plywood catwalk with waist-high walls

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78. He’d spent last night hunkered on some church steps with only a plywood awning to shield him from anyone on the street

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79. They make it no farther than the next corner, the desultory bodega whose plywood shelves always seem to contain exactly three of everything

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80. Instead, he tugs on the plywood

81. Kinnakee had never been a prosperous place—it was mostly struggling farms and optimistic plywood mansions from a preposterously brief oil boom

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82. Understandably, visitors to his Pennsylvania mansion noticed that the estate was in disarray, showers were missing, the security malfunctioned (and chirped every 60 seconds), the pool was filled with garbage, there was an old car on blocks in the weedy yard, and the windows were covered with plywood

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83. I poked around a little more, saw that the sheet of plywood at the door wasn’t nailed to the frame

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84. Conklin went up the steps and pulled the plywood away from the door, then banged on the door with his fist

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85. The back of the cabinet had been replaced with a rectangle of painted plywood fitted with a hook on one side and hinges on the other

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86. Yuki unhooked the plywood board and swung it open

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87. He immediately had truckloads of plywood sent in, and he was the first landlord to start repairs in Lower Manhattan

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88. I squinted up through the canvas slats, the plywood fronts, the shadows of gargoyles, trying to see if anything at all stirred up there in the cathedral dark

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89. I rounded a long sheet of plywood

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90. There was a drug shop full of quaint wire-rung soda fountain stools with plywood bottoms, and the memorious clear sharp odour that used to be in drug stores but never is any more

91. There was a drug shop full of quaint wire-rung soda-fountain stools with plywood bottoms, and the memorious clear sharp odor that used to be in drug stores but never is any more

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