| It is the skill of the craftsmen who produced the stretchers and frames that now becomes the subject of the viewer's interest. |
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| There were not even stretchers or wheelchairs to carry the sick and infirm. |
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| So the rest of the day is to be spent getting stretchers and canvases ready. |
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| Elsewhere, he simply stitched bags together and hung them on stretchers, forming grids that recall framed fabrics in ethnographic galleries. |
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| Finally, wall works measuring about 34 by 26 inches with softly rounded corners featured Iris prints on leather mounted on canvas stretchers. |
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| The cabin has room for a medical team and 16 stretchers or for palleted internal loads. |
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| A group of nurses and soldiers in camouflage carrying stretchers rushed towards the scene. |
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| Behind the band, they carried stretchers, symbolic of the operational role played by the bandsmen in action. |
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| Bystanders and ambulance workers made crude stretchers to carry the wounded to vehicles to take them to nearby hospitals. |
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| The unique fuselage pod had additional, if cramped, space for paratroopers, stretchers or freight. |
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| As the captives escaped, residents and troops ran through the streets, and the wounded were carried off on stretchers. |
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| Hostages who were still conscious were led to safety, while others had to be carried on stretchers into waiting ambulances. |
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| Below the sills of these bedrooms are stone stretchers that extend from one column base to the next. |
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| Within minutes, the injured were being carried away on stretchers, clad in thermal blankets to keep them warm against shock. |
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| Other stretchers or gurneys have weight limits and may not be of sufficient dimension to accommodate the patient. |
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| As soon as the lead ambulance arrived he was told who to evacuate and helped carry the injured on stretchers. |
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| Other papers showed the rows of stretchers of dead children, their relatives bending over them. |
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| At the Paris Exposition in 1867, the displayed a model of a Harris Hospital Car and the India rubber rings used to support the stretchers. |
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| Position the stretchers and side rails over the holes and drive them into place with the mallet. |
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| Since then most canvas paintings have been attached to lightweight wooden frameworks or stretchers. |
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| It was credible for the wall to look thickly mortared, but not for the wooden stretchers of a canvas, or a man's coat, to be similarly treated. |
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| They combine a joined front stretcher with turned side and back stretchers. |
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| The rocker's stiles, arms, and stretchers were made from unmilled hickory sticks, occasionally with the bark left on. |
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| Later, upholstery covered the entire chair, except for the legs and stretchers. |
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| Rescuers lifted several injured passengers out of the train on hard-backed stretchers and loaded them onto ambulances. |
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| Despite the somewhat old-fashioned leg, the double-scrolled and finialled stretchers link it stylistically to the throne. |
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| Even the swelled side stretchers are flatter and less graceful and seem to be the product of an efficient, and therefore presumably busy, shop. |
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| Its seat is comprised of tongue-and-groove pieces, while the leg stretchers are doweled into place. |
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| Disregard broken gas shut-off valves and evacuation routes that are blocked with extra supply carts and stretchers. |
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| The headers also fall on center of stretchers and head joints in adjacent courses. |
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| Except for the legs and stretchers, which were beautifully carved and turned, the chairs were completely covered with upholstery. |
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| A Flemish bond is created by courses of alternating stretchers and headers, with every header centered over a stretcher above and below. |
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| Boston was producing leather-back chairs during this period with very bold ball-ring-ball turned front stretchers. |
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| Disabled people could also be lowered down the chutes more slowly in stretchers. |
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| Figure 21 illustrates four different glove stretchers that often do double duty as glove powder dispensers and hand measurers. |
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| I wanted to do a painting, but the costs of acrylics and stretchers for each of my 75 students was beyond my budget. |
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| To understand the following patterns, you'll want to know that stretchers are brick laid lengthwise along the wall. |
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| It's a miracle how they carry those stretchers but they get through even though it takes ten men all day to move one stretcher case back three or four miles. |
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| This list excludes bassinets, Veterans Affairs Canada beds, addictions beds, stretchers, and observation beds in the emergency rooms. |
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| With an obtuse quoin, the line of stretchers starts with a full stretcher at the reference joint in the interior corner. |
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| Why does a 24 cm thick wall made of splits with squint quoin have stretchers at the corner? |
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| Note: I.1A.007.d. includes rollers, tension stretchers, coating equipment, cutting equipment and clicker dies. |
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| Norway has also pioneered a regional service in one rural area which can cater for any passenger including people on stretchers. |
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| In the parasol-making process, the frame of the ribs and stretchers were first put together and attached to the stick and handle. |
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| The fighting was some of the worst in the war, with wounded being hit again as they lay on stretchers, and the smell of unburied bodies polluting the position. |
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| The sickly 69-year-old leader and his even sicklier comrade Nuon Chea were brought back to Anlong Veng on stretchers. |
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| The civil defence workers cradled the corpses before placing them delicately on the bright orange stretchers. |
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| Large rectangular doors also permit the treatment of patients on wheel chairs or stretchers. |
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| In film stretchers, for example, plastic material is conveyed on steel rollers, leading to electrostatic charging. |
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| I can be observing an office employee at work and right after that, go meet a staff member who is transferring patients from stretchers to beds. |
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| Those stretchers are pretty messy, and if you are not prepared for that, that can be quite a shock. |
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| When we have casualties coming in, you may be a clerk, but you're going to be carrying stretchers. |
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| The members of the Dumbells did not return to the front lines except as entertainers, but did on occasion carry stretchers to help the wounded. |
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| Walnut center and refectory tables generally had single-plank tops supported by lyre-shaped legs and iron stretchers, the latter a Spanish legacy. |
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| After they were carried out on stretchers, paramedics checked them before they were taken to the Royal Bolton Hospital for treatment for minor injuries and shock. |
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| Government helicopters buzzed over the scene as rescuers tied the injured to stretchers before forming a human chain and using ropes to pull them up the slope. |
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| Emergency teams were seen carrying the injured away on stretchers, and a state transportation spokeswoman says two people had to be freed from the bus. |
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| One source put the total at 100 people carried out on stretchers or injured, another claimed 30 people were in intensive care in the days after the raid. |
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| The paintings were then stretched on good quality lightweight stretchers. |
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| One needed a title, however, to appreciate the majesty of the tall, ostentatious chairs with upholstered, haughty-looking backs and stretchers reinforcing the legs. |
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| Chairs imported from New England, particularly Boston, influenced the design of this chair, especially in its stretchers, relatively light seat rails, and yoked crest. |
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| The bricks are laid in alternate pairs of headers and stretchers. |
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| The gadrooned flattened torus moulding, shown on the shelf or footrest of the stand in the engraving also appears on the stretchers of the Blenheim stands. |
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| Flemish bond uses alternating headers and stretchers in each course. |
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| The national agency responsible for transportation safety made the decision after testing the chutes with mannequins and weighted stretchers last fall. |
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| Most stretchers in Liko's product range can be used with Multirall. |
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| The Fund grant was channeled through IRCS and helped procure urgently-needed items such as emergency first aid kits, stretchers, sheets, blankets, oxygen masks and other items. |
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| The table legs are either set at an angle or in-set, and the apron more or less ornate, the stretchers are either straight or « humpbacked » and the spandrels carved. |
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| Political folklore has MPs at death's door brought into the Commons on stretchers to vote. Back then a minority government could seek a stronger mandate at any time by going to the polls. |
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| Bloodied bodies rushed by on stretchers, alongside a marching band. |
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| We weren't allowed to take medication but we would bring some first-aid equipment, such as stretchers and wheelchairs, to the Free Syrian Army and local committees. |
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| Where does the line of stretchers start with an obtuse quoin? |
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| Unfortunately, captured German 'pillboxes', which had been turned into aid-posts and were surrounded with wounded on stretchers, were a magnet for German shellfire. |
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| Consider the tasks that followed: the turning away of the blood donors, the rolling back of the empty wheelchairs and stretchers, the folding of winding sheets meant for bodies that never arrived. |
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| Each ambulance is fitted with stretchers, oxygen cylinders, basic medicines, standard equipment like stethoscope, glucometer and BP apparatus, blankets, nebulizers and so on. |
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| This back room is like a steamy museum for lost Rube Goldberg contraptions: iron-toothed hat stretchers, mechanical gear-filled crown pouncers and piles of wooden blocks. |
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| Sofa bed with armrest, on castors, Louis XV early 18th. century, beechwood, base rail decorated with scrolls and flowerets, carved shells at the center of the stretchers, bolsters, decorated arched legs. |
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| When a patient is being transported, the complete Carrying System can simply be hung onto a variety of beds and stretchers or onto standard rails. |
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| Men of the Special Service, driving open, horse-drawn carts, shoved the sick on their stretchers onto the carts, next to and on top of each other, as though shoving so many coffins into a hearse. |
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| Other poignant reminders include stretchers, battledress buttons, bully beef tins, and army boots. |
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| At night, some nap on their stretchers. High up on a wall, stuck to peeling paintwork, are photographs of eight drivers killed in service. |
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| The report concludes with the profiles of major players in the hospital stretchers market such as Anetic Aid Limited, ArjoHuntleigh, Inc. |
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| Polychromatic treatments, turnings as well as square-profiled stretchers, buttoned-cushion upholstery and floral carvings are all featured in this chair that has something from every new fashion in it. |
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| We still hear stories today of how our convalescing war Veterans gave up their beds and stretchers to the hundreds of injured and dying civilians. |
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| Despite their widespread use, skilled basket-makers are relatively few in number, particularly for specialized baskets made by men, such as winnowing trays and stretchers. |
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| It was difficult to carry stretchers through the hills and the valleys. |
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| In December, NESS issued emergency supplies consisting of stretchers and blankets in support of the provincial response to a power outage in British Columbia. |
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| Porters were finding stretchers all across the hospital. |
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| Those who came on stretchers went back walking. |
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| The Saute Moutons 6 then diverted to Queenston wharf and two of the injured passengers were evacuated on stretchers and transported to the local hospital by ambulance. |
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| For sensitive or injured patients who have to be lifted in a horizontal position, such as in surgery or ICU settings, Liko offers several specially developed stretchers. |
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| The grant-in-aid, worth about 70 million yen, will be used to help the hospital in the provincial capital buy such equipment as stretchers and electroencephalographs, it said. |
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