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sinew sentence examples

  • Sinews of war has been dismantled.
  • Both these pieces read like a call to arms, an attempt to stiffen the sinews of the 1701 and 1702 parliaments.
  • Linen or sinew ( artificial sinew is fine ) for any sewing that needs to be done.
  • Sinew cord, used to tie lath to stock on medieval crossbows.
  • The ropes are made of twisted strands of human hair or animal sinew.
  • Sinews of thy heart?
  • We must now strain every sinew to make the world demonstrate next march.
  • Using a glover's needle ( very sharp be careful ) and fake sinew sew together.
  • Sinew wrapping.
  • Railways were the iron sinews that had drawn industrial capitalism to its feet.
  • Sinews of the state.
  • The completion of the clubhouse was not without difficulty, that stretched the sinews of the club almost to breaking point at one stage.
  • Is my will only the toughest sinew in all the world, that it can stand out against the battery of the word?
  • Sinew bridle.
  • The water and power to provide the sinews of a city snap.
  • But we went to-day and the long sinews of our elm were lame with wind that ran in the day's lost clues.
  • Sinew loops are attached to deck behind cockpit; one on deck in front of cockpit.
  • Regular practice boosts the immune system and strengthens sinews and tendons, which is of particular benefit to dancers.
  • Sinew thread.
  • And what shoulder, and what art, could twist the sinews of thy heart?

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