How To Use Cotter In A Sentence
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Couldn't you just take the pins out of a set of cottered cranks to make your own Powercranks?
The New Spin: From Fixed to Broken
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And you had the duct tape right there in your hand and coulda wrapped that rebellious cotter pin until it suffocated.
Monday, Jan. 26 – The Bleat.
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The cotter pin missed the male spline on the flap motor.
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The next phase of Fox's green plan, Cotter says, is to investigate ground-source heat pumps to replace the school's boilers, the thermostat for which, incidentally, is placed in the school's stairwell, one of the draughtiest spots in the building.
Latest education news, including the university guide 2010, RAE results, higher and schools news, schools tables and further education | guardian.co.uk
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Chirac aurait décider de boycotter les cérémonies en raison de la présence éventuelle du président syrien Bachar al-Assad, invité par le président Nicolas Sarkozy.
Monday, June 30, 2008
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Stiller and Cotterill gained selection after strenuous testing alongside the country's dozen best scullers in Britain, who had battled through 150 hopefuls in the Great Britain trials last autumn.
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A cotter key fits in the two holes I drilled at the bottom and holds it open or shut.
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Clarets chief Cotterill was smarting after seeing referee Colin Webster ignore his side's appeals for two late spot kicks after Ian Moore had already missed a late penalty.
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A cotter pin acts a safety measure to prevent the arm from sliding off the stub.
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a "chopped carbon&fiber" handlebar on that portland peugeot with cottered cranks for $265?
BSNYC Friday Fun Quiz!
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Not contented with his bargain, the chapman attempted to _underlet_ to another speculator, the liberty of showing him, and poor Cotter resisting this nefarious transaction, was saddled with a fictitious debt, and thrown into a spunging house in
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 20, No. 567, September 22, 1832
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Above the collection of stone-built houses that comprise Cotterdale, the fields were giddy with colour.
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Burnley boss Steve Cotterill is still looking for three pieces to complete his jigsaw puzzle.
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Yet another die-hard boycotter would be quoted by Max Rodenbeck in the Economist: ‘I have voted once in thirty years, and that was for the creation of an Islamic Republic,’ says an old gentleman who deals in real estate.
Let the Swords Encircle Me
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a cotter is a thief; he that lifts a drove from a Sassenach laird is a gentleman-drover.
The Waverley
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The corporate-controlled media finally succeeded in getting the term "boycotter" to stick to any Black person who protests anything - even non-boycott related stuff.
Inconsistent "Boycotters" Keep Attacks Alive
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I'm glad that I won't be the only boycotter but I would still boycott even if I were alone.
I will NOT be seeing "The Spirit" this Christmas (and neither should you)
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I have used cotter pins that are around 4 inches long to hold wicks in the center while candles are hardening/setting up.
Off Center Wick
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Booked and pre-seated in the business class section of the flight from Johannesburg two Fridays ago, Cotterell found himself bumped off the flight as the airline had overbooked that section by 12 seats.
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At least McCotter is staying consistent with the GOP line in siding with big business.
Think Progress » Rep. McCotter complains that Obama ‘demonizes’ Wall Street and insurance companies.
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Villers-Cotterets, he has revived the captainry; there are more than sixty places for sale on account of these princely annoyances.] [Footnote 1355: The old peasants with whom I once have talked still had
The Ancient Regime
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Then the population of the manor was to be given in classes: freemen and sokemen; villeins, cotters, and serfs; the amount of forest and meadow; the number of pastures, mills, and fish-ponds; and what the value of the manor was in the time of King Edward, at the date of its grant by King William, and at the time of the inquiry.
The History of England from the Norman Conquest to the Death of John (1066-1216)
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I'm a traditional Conservative boycotter of the GOP.
Over at TalkLeft, look how they struggle to understand...
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July 6, 2009 at 9:27 am welclom bak *starts singing feem song to wlecom bak cotter*
Once he was - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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The half had barely started when Fitzgerald delivered a great pass to Cotter to send over a point.
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Her father always claimed he was a charlatan and quietly mocked Cotterell's supercilious air and ostentatious dress.
A SHRINE OF MURDERS
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Leprechaun, good point about cottered pin territory... nothing good comes out of visiting that place...
Ambiguity: Mixed Messages and Style Overlap
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Cotters, squireens, gossoons, lord lieutenants, and castle aid-de-camps, all pass in review before us, and the English reader will doubtless be diverted by the domestic economy, and good humored expedients, of the Dalton Family.
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Some of the boycotters are untroubled by this other side of the story, because they simply don't allow that there is one.
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Her father always claimed he was a charlatan and quietly mocked Cotterell's supercilious air and ostentatious dress.
A SHRINE OF MURDERS
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I meant to post that my fixed gear commuter bicycle has cottered cranks and a rear rack and it frequently carries about half my body weight in groceries.
Leaving The Irony On: So Much for Sincerity
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Cotter's book attributes much responsibility to the sealers, for abducting women, for killing men in doing so and for spreading venereal diseases, which grossly cut the tribespeople's ability to produce new generations.
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Claire and Wynn were also charged with conspiracy to inflict grievous bodily harm on Cotter.
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The family have always kept pets, Mrs Cotter said, and currently own cats, a dog and two parrots and some canaries.
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Her father always claimed he was a charlatan and quietly mocked Cotterell's supercilious air and ostentatious dress.
A SHRINE OF MURDERS
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The most unusual panna cotta recipe I come across is from the Irish chef Denis Cotter, who uses sheep's yoghurt and carrageen, otherwise known as Irish moss, in his recipe in Wild Garlic, Gooseberries and Me – "yoghurt makes it richer and creamier," he explains, "as well as masking the potentially overpowering flavour of the carrageen itself.
How to cook perfect panna cotta
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Grenades have a small, removable cotter pin in the firing mechanism.
Heart of a Patriot
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Back when I was a kid, we had this fail-safe method for avoiding garage door accidents that was entirely cotter pin proof: Make sure nothing is under the door before you press the button.
Monday, Jan. 26 – The Bleat.
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It patches waders, boats, holds together broken rods, makes pretty nifty sunglass retainers (like above), and just a week or so ago I actually used duct tape to hold my oar lock in place after a friend had straightened the cotter pin holding it in place. 12 inches if Duct tape literally saved an entire day of fishing.
If you can't Duct it...
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The fire crackles and blazes, so that we do not mind the wind, though there are no blinds to the kitchen, and if we do not "cotter" the shutters, we look out upon the black night, and the tall Scotch pine that has been tossed so wildly for so many years, and is not torn down yet.
Six to Sixteen: A Story for Girls
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Putting the one off items to the side, and adding full-year results from Yellow's Finda division (bought from APN in February for an undisclosed sum), Mr Cotterill puts forward a sunnier "proforma" ebitda profit of $166 million - up 0. 6% on the previous year by this measure.
National Business Review (NBR) New Zealand
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It appeared to be of the usual harp-pattern with a cottered pin, and he called out sharply to the
Masters of the Wheat-Lands
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The left uplock assembly, upper attachment bolt, nut and cotter pin assembly used to mount the left main landing gear to the structure were installed, but did not engage the uplock assembly.
HEADLINES
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Stainless steel screw, hex bolt series: tighten screw, machine screw, nail screw, self-tapping screw, expansion bolts, carriage, lifting eyebolt, a tooth, flat mat, play split cotters cushion etc.
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Nor was Steve Cotterill fulsome in his support of the referee's actions, saying: ‘The referee has made a decision in the best interests of all the players and we can't really argue with that.’
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Her father always claimed he was a charlatan and quietly mocked Cotterell's supercilious air and ostentatious dress.
A SHRINE OF MURDERS
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Use properly fixed hammers only - hammer handle and head must be firmly cottered!
6. Labour safety recommendations
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“You look like air,” Larry said as he hung the bait on a hook in the ceiling; the hook was cabled to a cotter pin in the trapdoor, so if something pulled the bait, the gate would drop and lock.
Blood Lite II: Overbite
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I have no nostalgia for cottered cranks and steel rims.
Bike Hugger
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The airframers checked and tightened every bolt, nut, screw, and cotter key in the system.
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Then he chews it slowly and carefully and incomplete, damping the sound by making sure his teeth do not meet, and Cotter tries to imagine how it tastes, all the paper points and edges washed in saliva, becoming soft and limp and blottered so you can swallow smooth.
Underworld
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Post offices in Pewsham, near Chippenham, and Frampton Cotterell and Hambrook in Gloucestershire are the other branches in the region facing the axe next month.
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She had two nuts securely set and cottered when the guests came rushing from the museum in search of her.
Escape on Venus
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It appeared to be of the usual harp-pattern with a cottered pin, and he called out sharply to the Siwash, who presently flung him an iron bar and a big spike.
Hawtrey's Deputy
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On 16 July, as the relay moves on towards the Midlands, BBC Radio Oxford's Drivetime presenter Dominic Cotter will be running with the baton in Banbury.
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Review_, LXXV, p. 439, in the critique reprinted (without its curious anglified version of _The Cotter's Saturday Night_) in Stevenson's
Early Reviews of English Poets
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Disc is fastened securely to disc hanger with a lock nut and cotter pin.
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Go up into the north and see the cotters living on poorer and poorer than their fathers had been, crowded down and driven off good land on to poor land.
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Some sounded convincing, and might well have once had unions, such as wherrymen, wharfingers, wainscotters, wainwrights and whippers-in.
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Scheiman M, Mitchell GL, Cotter S, Kulp MT, Cooper J, et al. (2005) A randomized clinical trial of vision therapy/orthoptics versus pencil pushups for the treatment of convergence insufficiency in young adults.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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Loved the bit where the current Foreign Secretary pop-gun parts boycotter to Israel is ignored as a nonentity who will, doubtless, be gone and forgotten after a May election.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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The visit instigated several poetic exchanges between Dunbar and Cotter.
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At the margin the boycotter is decreasing demand for Citgo product and (assuming they are not forgoing any purchase) increasing demand for another company's product, affecting the revenue of each company.
Oil is Oil, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Remove cotter pins and slotted nut from upper engine crankcase rod.
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If the BB shelled out you'd be looking for a replacement in cottered crank territory.
Ambiguity: Mixed Messages and Style Overlap
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While based on a perfectly correct diagnosis, that stance nonetheless invited the charge which can be levelled at most boycotts: that they are more about edifying the boycotter than changing the behavior of the boycotted.
Ben S. Cohen: Iran: The Final Test for the UN Human Rights Council
