“For this purpose, they were riveted to a long heavy, chain, and, thus secured.”

“Unruly prisoners were held in chains of iron.”

“She wore denim jeans, a sky blue cotton jersey with navy blue sleeves, and a beaded chain.”

“I remember a group of men carrying one of the links of the chainwork, which was excellent in character.”

“She slipped and her left foot was caught up in the moving chainwork, which caused her to fall over and be dragged by it.”

“There is Norman stone vaulting in the chancel roof and pieces of ancient crosses are on display, including one example of carved chainwork dating back to the original church.”

“He was accompanied by an assistant and a chainman, his son Robert entering the figures while his father took the sights.”

“He was at once offered a position as chainman, and told to report two weeks later.”

“The chaine turn is also a progressive turn that effects a full rotation for every two steps taken.”

“The bagne at Toulon, the destination of the members of the chaine, was respectably peopled when I visited it some years ago.”

“So that, if God should not chaine him up, as it is set forth, Revel.”

“The party also included two flagmen, two chainmen, three axemen, a cook, and a teamster to look after two wagons and a pack train of mules.”

“The flagman, supplied with metal pins or wooden stakes, marked the spot determined by the deputy surveyor and toward which the axmen and chainmen aimed.”