When it was fixed on the bowstring and pulled back, the arrow left the string with nothing pushing it. |
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She replaced the bowstring on her crossbow, having broken it earlier by catching it on the sheath of her sword. |
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The arrow was released from the bowstring with a sharp hiss, and streaked off. |
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To release the arrow correctly, the fingers holding the bowstring must allow the string to slip off the fingers. |
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The arrow should be placed in the centre of the bowstring with the shaft resting on the bow just above your handgrip. |
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A horizontal V-shaped strut overhangs the old balustrade, suspended from a series of steel bowstring arches. |
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Always use the manufacturer's recommended number of strands in the bowstring for the draw weight of the bow. |
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His body went from the loose, almost indolent posture to one as taut as a Comanche bowstring. |
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The centre lever is depressed to set the trigger, then the rope is looped around the bowstring and locked into the jaw. |
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I bit my lip in concentration and drew an arrow, pulling the bowstring taut. |
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She unstrung it and put the bowstring in a pouch at her belt, and found a quiver and arrows with black fletching. |
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People were building recurves of different lengths, and when someone would break a bowstring, he often wouldn't be able to find one to fit. |
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In whichever direction a writer shoots time's arrow, though, the bowstring is human nature, a relative constant. |
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These include cactus, succulents, sansevieria, also known as bowstring hemp, and yucca, none of which is suitable for bathrooms. |
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I had visions of hearing the thrum of the tense bowstring as I unleashed an arrow at an archery target. |
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The Viking's huge muscles were nearly as taut as the bowstring itself as he strained in bringing it back into firing position. |
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Suddenly the twang of a bowstring rang out and the cloak fell to the floor. |
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They are worn to protect the arm from the bowstring as it moves forward after the release. |
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The first bowstring is a very heavy and very long one so the bow can be strung just by slipping the long string on without flexing the bow. |
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The elf's arms were steady on his weapon, ready to snap the bowstring at need. |
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Arlan chuckled, but then stiffened as he heard the twang of a bowstring, and he ducked, jerking Cora down with him. |
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The main reason for this is that, at the instant when the arrow leaves the bowstring, parts of the bow itself are moving. |
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Depending on the level of the impling, you could get almost anything from a single bowstring to the components of dragon arrows! |
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Split the bowstring strands at the marked location in line with the bow. |
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Drawing three arrows, Eragil stuck two into the ground before notching the final onto her bowstring, then pulling back slightly to test the strain on the flaxen string. |
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As he pulls the bowstring taut, you settle into the arrow, feeling at one with it. |
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Mark the location of the grip on the bowstring and unstring the bow. |
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To my right I see one lean out from behind a tree, then pull his bowstring taut and release it. |
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In its most basic form, the bow consisted of a stave of wood slightly bent by the tension of a bowstring connecting its two ends. |
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The logo for the 4th Canadian River Heritage Conference depicts a river and an historic arched bowstring bridge. |
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The Brant Bowstring Bridge, Brant County's only concrete bowstring was threatened with removal by scheduled repair work. |
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Most bowstring bridges were built between 1910 and 1930 and were constructed from concrete. |
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Weapons for hunting and war consisting of a bowstring, which is stretched to fire a projectile such as an arrow or bolt. |
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Spider plants, English ivy, dracaena, and bowstring hemp can help you breathe easier while beautifying your home. |
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Plastic or leather, to keep clothing out of the way and to protect against a bowstring at release from injuring the body. |
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This bowstring material is precision twisted with a smooth wax finish. |
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Guillemins interchange, with l'Observatoire bowstring bridge, and Tilleuls interchange. |
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Place the big loop of the bowstring over the upper limb of the bow without inserting it into the limb tip. |
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The roof design is a double bowstring tied arch that will cover the stadium. |
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Your bowstring will stretch over time, so you should periodically measure the brace height, especially when you have a new string. |
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The bowstring should have enough twists to keep the string round. |
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He gave us instructions for the building of a Greek siege engine that consisted of two Spanish windlasses, the arms of which were connected by a bowstring. |
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New blended bowstring with outstanding strenght for the diameter. |
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Bowstring bridges are dotted throughout parts of the Grand River watershed, the longest and most spectacular being the nine-span bowstring bridge in Caledonia. |
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The bowstring was hitting his coat sleeve, sending each arrow on an enatic flight downrange. |
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After the invention of the bow, sometime in the Upper Paleolithic Period, the ends of the thong were fastened to a bow, or a slack bowstring was wrapped around the shaft to create the bow drill. |
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This side's decoration is composed of a fluted arch over a bowstring, flanked by spiral columns, whose capitals and bases are trapezoid-shaped, without decoration. |
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Keeps the bowstring in place while unstrung. Tan suede leather. |
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A glove or finger protector shields the fingers used to draw the bowstring back, and a bracer is fitted to the inside forearm of the bow arm to protect against the released bowstring. |
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With its elegant complex structure surmounted by a concrete bowstring arch, the 36 million Euro structure by architect Juan Jose Arenas involved a unique feat of hydraulic engineering. |
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Very young implings have yet to figure out what people like, and often have a taste for odds and ends rather than treasures and tools, so a baby impling may only carry a bowstring. |
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