pair of pliers造句
1. Have you got a pair of pliers?
2. Pass me that pair of pliers, please.
3. Hand me that pair of pliers , please.
4. One of them was holding the longest pair of pliers Dorcas had ever seen.
5. I need a hammer and a pair of pliers.
6. Can you please give me a pair of pliers ?
7. It is not uncommon for a pair of pliers to climb all the way from the cellar to the attic in its single-minded determination to raise its owner's blood pressure.
8. The set features a pair of pliers, a couple of spanners and a wrench all beautifully cast in milk chocolate.
9. The valve can still be operated by gripping the stub in a pair of pliers, but it will defeat small children.
10. Mr Reaves himself likens his operation to tinkering on a Model A Ford with screwdrivers and a pair of pliers.
11. To cure the fault, gently squeeze the segments of the female terminal together with a small pair of pliers.
12. I went down to the cellar to find a pair of pliers.
13. When the knob on the television was lost, we had to use a pair of pliers to change the channel.
14. Even though you can't reach both at once, is it possible to tie their ends together, using only a pair of pliers?
15. You should, at least, get the idea that it could be used as a lever, as a pair of pliers, that it can be screwed down, assembled in one way or another.
16. If they turned to ranching, they needed a lariat, a branding iron, and a pair of pliers.
17. Strange as it may seem to beginners, I keep a pair of pliers, as well as rulers and a pair of scissors in the kitchen.
18. If they turned to ranching, they needed a lariat(or rope), a branding iron, and a pair of pliers.
19. Simply file these off or squeeze them flat with a pair of pliers.
20. Finally he took it into the kitchen and returned shortly, saying that he had managed to loosen it -but only with a pair of pliers.
21. If the thighbone doesn't rotate enough, you'll apply tremendous pinching pressure to the meniscus—as if your shinbone and thighbone were a giant pair of pliers.http://
22. These bones are sharp and extremely difficult to remove without either a strong pair of tweezers or a pair of pliers.
23. "Okay, "says the dentist. "If I save on anesthesia and simply rip the teeth out with a pair of pliers, I could get away with charging $20. "
24. "I told you not to swallow! " yelled the dentist. "That was my last pair of pliers. "
25. Finally his hiking partner, Lindsey Holm, grabbed it with a pair of pliers and after several sharp tugs, yanked it free.