| There were rows and rows of Bridgeport milling machines and Clausen lathes plus some drill presses, broaches and the odd grinder. |
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| The collection included a wide range of jewellery such as necklaces, earrings, bangles, studs, broaches and mangalsutra. |
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| Outsiders think we locals are jaded by the natural wonder of this place but the truth is, when a whale broaches, we glare like tourists. |
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| Part of the attraction for journalists, Walsh suggests, is that the drama broaches the vexed issue of the way in which news is compartmentalised. |
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| With its regularly-scheduled Science Forums, the Empa-Academy broaches technical and socially-relevant questions. |
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| A political approach, however, broaches the question of the impact of culture on citizens and society. |
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| Multiple-point cutting tools have two or more cutting edges and include milling cutters, drills, and broaches. |
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| It also broaches the question of how Canadians will have to adapt to their changing surroundings. |
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| This documentary broaches the question of access to drinking water as a fundamental human right, from five points on the planet. |
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| The setting up of a financing system broaches the question of the basis upon which the contribution of the people assessed for payment is calculated and the available means for estimating and calculating it the most fairly. |
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| It broaches the different questions of principle concerning the protection of the human embryo in vitro that are relevant from the point of view of all the problems touched on in the report. |
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| Broadcasts on the channel, launched in Qatar in November 1996, aggravate some leaders since it gives airtime to their opponents and to viewers and because it broaches political and social issues seen as taboo. |
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| This path is not chronological: each room broaches a different theme and takes one step further into the minds behind this movement and the life within it, not unlike the chapters of a book. |
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| There are several types of round broaches: rotary cut broaches used to cut castings without premachining, double cut broaches and burnishing broaches to improve surface finish. |
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| The draft Memorandum broaches the broader question of who should pay for lifelong learning, a theme on which the members of EUA were eager to respond. |
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| It broaches the questions of strategies, forecasts, information systems. |
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| The second part broaches the numerous other subjects which have been discussed and have led to proposals for the modification of the wording of the preliminary draft. |
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| Involute spline broaches are used in automotive production. |
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| While Alice makes tea and scones, Mrs. Croft broaches the subject of June's ungenteel public behavior, most recently an incident involving a couple of novitiate nuns June has been accused of groping in a taxicab. |
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| The policy also broaches discussion about political decentralisation. |
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| This latest novel broaches many topics but has a rather tenuous plot. A young man, disappointed with the broken promises of the 1968 movement, is about to commit suicide. |
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| The film also broaches the delicate question of how these wars have, or could, affect relations between young service personnel and their British-Pakistani contemporaries. |
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| In Edinburgh, Rankin appreciates the clamorous surface noise of Scotland more than ever, as the SNP-led government broaches the possible end of the Union. |
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| Elle gave her Cartier broaches and sent notes of appreciation. |
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| Each of these modules broaches a specific theme. |
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