rigging造句
(31) I wanted to double up all Wavebreaker's standing rigging, just in case we did try to take her across the ocean.
(32) A careless daily inspection after rigging may easily leave the glider with one aileron or the elevator disconnected.
(33) Two London gangs had joined forces to stop the train at Sear's Crossing in Buckinghamshire by rigging the signals.
(34) The westerly wind freshened and howled dismally in our rigging all that night.
(35) Consumer affairs spokesman Mr Griffiths accused games firms of rigging the market - forcing shoppers to buy, rather than rent.
(36) The wind shrieked a wild song through the rigging.
(37) Rigging by army spies is another Pakistani election tradition.
(38) Forestay: The rigging that secures the mast forward.
(39) Rigging securities trading prices by other means.
(40) The soldiers were rigging up a makeshift bridge.
(41) Yes,[http:///rigging.html] it's big difference in rigging a xebec.
(42) They are rigging up a way to teach him a lesson .
(43) Shouts of farewell from the shore are soon replace by the rigging, creaking in the wind.
(44) Make a stand against him and you can infiltrate papal affairs by rigging elections.
(45) The rigging consists of a ball head line cup, a clamping piece and an O ring.
(46) Nineteen people, including two jockeys and other employees of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, have been arrested by the ICAC in connection with rigging of horse races and illegal bookmaking activities.
(47) It shows clearly the heavy mortars in the foredeck, the rigging adapted to them and the firm framing of the hull.
(48) Any deviation from this procedure shall be documented and submitted in advance to the BSF Lead Field Engineer (LFE) who will obtain approval from BSF Rigging Department.
(49) An English major can become a good storytelling, a painter can become good at charactor design, a very technique person can become good at modeling, rigging or after effect.
(50) Use an overhand knot loop when rigging a saltwater fishing pole with help from a commercial fisherman in this free video on fishing equipment.
(51) Worst of all, the rigger had neither locked up the latch by hand, nor had he attempted to verify if the latch was in locking position, during the rigging stage.
(52) RIGGING, An adjustment of airplane controls and doors for proper operation.
(53) This is a technocratic coded message to China: You're rigging your currency to keep it cheap, and the U.S. economy is paying the price.
(54) Before I jump into modeling a game character I need to consider my polycount budget, mesh topology, any rigging issues and my texture limits.
(55) Two brilliant university students were found dead in a hotel room after apparently rigging up a laptop to deliver lethal injections in what is thought to have been a suicide pact.
(56) Fresh allegations have surfaced of rigging in Sudan's elections last week.
(57) Herdsmen are rigging up a Mongolian yurt as a new domicile.
(58) Later designs reduced the rigging, so that each bogie had a cylinder or, on modern trains, each wheel or even each block had its own brake cylinder.
(59) The subpart starts with the cause , primary action modes and the harm of securities, then discusses the actions of rigging trading prices of securities.
(60) On a recent day, laundry was strung in the rigging, and supplies crowded every little cubbyhole on deck.
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