How To Use two-by-four In A Sentence
- The story begins with the Wright brothers, ‘inventors’ of flight, who successfully threw a series of intricately connected two-by-fours off a ledge high enough so that they did not land for a full 12 seconds.
- The children played musical chairs in the living room, miniature golf in the back yard, and rode wagons made with skates, two-by-fours, and apple boxes.
- They picked out an odd assortment of two-by-fours and pieces of plywood and loaded it into my pickup truck.
- I must go down to the basement at once with my trusty two-by-four and administer a few more bracing wallops.
- The next step was to build a 16-foot easel with two-by-fours and plywood, which he set up in his studio.
- You could use just downlights or two-by-four fixtures to light the space and get functional light, but it wouldn't feel like anything; it wouldn't feel as if you had arrived someplace.
- Jimmy's bashing my head in with a two-by-four!
- On the carpet opposite the turquoise walls, three massive blocks of unevenly cut styrofoam were supported by spindly two-by-fours.
- Dunlap uses sawhorses built from two-by-fours, but you can also use PVC or logs.
- It is the place to get fishing permits and marriage licenses—and to pick up a quick education in historic joinery: The 18th-century gunstock posts and exposed framing of hewn white oak put sheetrock and two-by-fours to shame. Town Hall Assembly
