Level the top edge of the pond by using a carpenter's level on a straight two-by-four placed across the pond. |
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It wasn't a two-by-four, it was a four-by-four piece of pressure treated lumber. |
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Measure the width of the front dropout, and cut a length of two-by-four to the same width. |
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I spend my entire life in this two-by-four shack taking care of those two kids and then you come home from work and what do you do? |
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He had the entire floor finished, it was plywood nailed onto a two-by-four frame supported by a sturdy cinder block foundation. |
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I must go down to the basement at once with my trusty two-by-four and administer a few more bracing wallops. |
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Still, it was have been nice to have whacked him upside the head with a two-by-four, but that would have been wrong. |
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The industry has agreed that a two-by-four piece of wood would, once sawn and dried, have the dimensions of 1.5 inches by 3.5 inches. |
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But had he really put away his two-by-four? |
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It costs 20 times more to buy a piece of two-by-four to build their homes, not because they are aboriginal but because of the geographic reality of this country. |
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It's like a two-by-four wrapped in red velvet. |
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Before it becomes a two-by-four, every tree in the forest is alive. |
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The two-by-four moves up and down, pushed by the rotation of the cams. |
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The compression members are two-by-four timbers. |
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Like someone whacking the floor with a two-by-four. |
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She'd brought a piece of two-by-four, and, with a rock as a fulcrum, set to work levering the huge animal off the lip of the coulee. |
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Many kids would make scooters by attaching the rough, steel wheels to a two-by-four with a milk crate on it and then adding wooden handlebars for steering. |
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Brakes squeal like a nail yanked from a two-by-four. |
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What about the law against the IRS smacking Tea Party-type nonprofits over the head with a two-by-four? |
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When pouring a new driveway, you can use a two-by-four as a float. |
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That the other, a subdued abstract painting posted on a two-by-four, is actually called Self Portrait only underscores the tenuousness of Rosch's specific references. |
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