How To Use Nail hole In A Sentence
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The artificers landed at six a.m.; but, as no materials could be got upon the rock this morning, they were employed in boring trenail holes and in various other operations, and after four hours 'work they returned on board the tender.
Records of a Family of Engineers
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A solitary wasp appearing from what looked like an old nail hole in a plank of wood.
Times, Sunday Times
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After the molding is put up, use wood putty to fill visible nail holes and small gaps for a seamless look.
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Firstly, if the walls are dry-lined with plasterboard with the joints between the boards taped and the nail holes filled, then you can go ahead and wallpaper.
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He kept thinking about Kadagv, as he plugged and sanded nail holes in three-ply holum boards and sanded the boards back to silky smoothness.
THE DISPOSSESSED
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After the molding is put up, use wood putty to fill visible nail holes and small gaps for a seamless look.
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You can fill in nail holes with wood putty before sanding if you are not planning to stain the wood.
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You can fill in nail holes with wood putty/dough before sanding if you are not planning to stain the wood.
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I filled a couple of nail holes in a transition strip from tile to wood and then I polyurethaned the transition strip.
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When dry, fill the nail holes with a non-oily wood filler for natural finishes, or putty if the wood is to be painted.
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Now three weeks later, the area around the nail holes seem to be discolored and a different color than the rest of the strip.
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I would hazard a guess that what he found were nail holes on part of the panelled screen commonly found in the better class of English medieval house between the hall and the solar.
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Now three weeks later, the area around the nail holes seem to be discolored and a different color than the rest of the strip.
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When his eye fell upon this his vivid imagination at once pictured it as in operation in a mill erected upon a spot which he had already recognised as most suitable for the purpose; and he saw, too, that now they need no longer be dependent upon the old ship-timber, full of bolt and trenail holes, for the timber and planking of their craft, as they would be enabled with the assistance of the saw to provide themselves with all the planking, and, indeed, timber of every description which would be necessary in their work, from the magnificent teak and other trees which grew in such abundance on the island.
The Missing Merchantman
