We got on a boat, on a piece of wood, not knowing where it was taking us; our safety and security limited to that piece of wood, risking starving or drowning at sea.
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Now, the hottest new display is a piece of wood.
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I set up that piece of wood as a background.
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Once upon a time there was … a piece of wood.
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"Here's a piece of wood with bark-beetle traces," he said.
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What looks ephemeral on digital would become permanent on a piece of wood.
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First, he throws down a piece of wood that floats in the water.
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This year, a special piece of wood will be designated for the purpose.
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An additional piece of wood is glued on top of the neck portion.
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A piece of wood is preventing the heavy, 440-pound piece from fitting.
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Each mound had a piece of wood marked with a number on it.
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Next add in a third piece of wood and secure the pieces together.
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All the contouring is thanks to some Bondo scraped over a piece of wood.
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Her father beat them with a belt, a switch or a piece of wood.
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A piece of wood had been used to barricade Clark inside the room, records show.
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One complication is that wood grain varies a lot, even within one piece of wood.
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A light clipped to a piece of wood hammered to the ceiling passed for illumination.
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Look at a piece of wood—what you don't see is the potential energy within.
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When you hit a tree with your axe, a piece of wood will pop out.
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In a furniture shop, they asked me to paint something on a piece of wood.
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The act of transforming a piece of wood into music still fills him with awe.
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It was the act of kindness and a piece of wood that was their inspiration.
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So the surgeons pretty much cut it straight off, like you would a piece of wood.
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TFW you're a dog and a witch trapped your soul in a piece of wood pic.twitter.
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In the video, Brown appears to be standing on a rock and a piece of wood.
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Laser Tweets etches your tweet onto a beautifully smooth and thin piece of wood for $25.
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He stopped before one: an onion, sliced in half and placed on a piece of wood.
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When he broke his outboard propeller on a piece of wood, he hunted down a replacement.
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I have this piece of wood from a construction site from my neighborhood as a kid.
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They then placed a large piece of wood that reached from the couple's doorway to the sidewalk.
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"They get to see how important this piece of wood with four wheels can be," Williams said.
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She holds up a stick of charcoal and explains it's a piece of wood that's been burned.
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A local company that made beer kegs constructed the barrel, and she selected each piece of wood.
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We placed ours directly in the middle and 5.5 inches from the edges of our piece of wood.
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"When I first saw the gator, I thought it was a piece of wood floating," she told CNN.
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There is a piece of wood between the iron and her foot to protect it from the heat.
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We'd get a corner of a besotted piece of wood lit just barely before it would flicker out.
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Was it just a long piece of wood or pipe, or was it a surface-to-air missile?
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The temple bell rang out as we — seemingly lightly — hit it with a large, hanging piece of wood.
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It was made from another rat trap, a piece of wood and a pipe, along with a fired .
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Gudino says her son was once beaten with a piece of wood with a nail sticking out of it.
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The cathedral also contained a piece of wood said to be part of the cross used in the crucifixion.
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This basically makes the shipping container the equivalent of a brick or a piece of wood for construction purposes.
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If something looks like a piece of wood, it's not just a veneer, it is wood through and through.
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I felt like a piece of wood trying to move smoothly and — worse — I was consumed by self-consciousness.
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In the video recorded by Przybycien, Brown appears to be standing on a rock and a piece of wood.
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Maybe write it all out on a piece of wood, or fold it up into a cool origami puppet.
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She whacks Mona with a piece of wood — why are there so many stray weapons in this bell tower?
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She said he would tie her up and beat her hands and feet with a thick piece of wood.
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"It's this big hulking piece of wood, and he carried it all the way through town," Ms. Thornburgh said.
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A piece of wood was placed over the gunpowder, and then colored powder was placed on top of the wood.
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In one of his crazed bids for discipline, my father spanked all of us with a thin piece of wood.
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In the video above, a man flips a piece of wood onto a chopping block and it lands perfectly upright.
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Attached to the piece of wood was a photo of a rescue worker cradling the dead child in his arms.
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They confirmed that it wasn't, so I went ahead with my understood child duties and whacked the piece of wood.
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He used a piece of wood as a wedge and was able to steer the truck back onto compacted sand.
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She got creative, setting up a net and propping a piece of wood against a tree to create a target.
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The only thing that could have saved it is if a piece of wood or something fell and protected it.
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"What we do is, we first identify the annual growth rings on a given piece of wood," Ms. Fraiture said.
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A simple piece of wood with four wheels attached to it can cut across all kinds of social and cultural barriers.
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We want to watch this shit burst into a small magenta flame and spread scorched tendrils across a piece of wood.
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This one still hurts because Rose had enough room on that piece of wood and that's really not up for discussion.
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And carrying a heavy desk made out of a single piece of wood from the center of Paris is complicated anyway.
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The bowl on my desk, which was turned on a lathe from a single piece of wood, is by Ed Moulthrop.
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The long table made from one piece of wood, splits and knots included, surrounded by six white leather and metal chairs.
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But the final piece of the puzzle -- proving the provenance of a particular piece of wood -- will fall to Markus Boner.
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The tapper forced Amadeo's married sister into a sexual relationship, then nearly beat her to death with a piece of wood.
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Jeremiah Cottle said he made the first-ever bump stock in about two hours from a piece of wood and some metal.
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Harris-Babou paws a weathered piece of wood, saying that she admires how it can be a physical marker of the past.
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The shell and the keys are all cut from the same piece of wood, so the keyboard retains the plank's beautiful, natural grain.
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Not an Easter egg in sight — except if you look closely, you can see someone writing "Sansa cha ..." on a piece of wood.
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He said Chanel was hospitalized last year after being mugged and hit in the head with a piece of wood by three people.
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In the video below, Baumgartner is tasked with removing an oil painting on paper from the piece of wood to which it's adhered.
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Mike returns to his car because someone has wedged a piece of wood into his steering wheel, keeping it in a permanent honk.
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Draw a straight line through or use another piece of wood to connect the two marks together and form an east-west line.
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When I picked one up and turned it around in my hands, it was heavy: hand-hewn from a solid piece of wood.
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Art is the skill whereby we manage to put into some external object, a piece of wood or stone, the configuration we want.
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It began with having a real mountain lion in his studio, gnawing at a steak that was nailed to a piece of wood.
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In other words, we are so hardwired for empathy that our brains are willing to make the leap to humanizing a piece of wood.
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The tool is built to take the mystery—and most of the skill—out of cutting even complex shapes from a piece of wood.
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Grab Origin by the handles, place it on a piece of wood, and start tracing along the edges of the shape on Origin's touchscreen.
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Each is carved from a single piece of wood and takes the form of a highly stylized face topped by a vast vertical brow.
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It is a great moment when you have a piece of wood, and start to see it become a hand, but also stay a tree.
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It's much cheaper than using a solid piece of wood, and can be used to make anything from an IKEA desk to kitchen countertops. Materialize.
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The door to the toilet is blocked shut with a piece of wood so the wind doesn't get in and uproot the rickety old structure.
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Eaker's fluid routine on balance beam made it seem as if she were competing on a piece of wood four feet wide, not four inches.
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"They could be sitting right here where this little piece of wood is floating and we wouldn't even know it," said Chicago Herpetological Society's 'Alligator Bob.
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The simplest sort, with rounded head and body carved from a single piece of wood, might have come from an Egyptian tomb or a Mesoamerican midden.
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The young man then began to unroll the tarp behind the van but immediately found a small piece of wood caught inside and plucked it out.
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Each time it plucked out a particularly large piece of wood, the dozen or so engineers, ecologists, and archaeologists gathered on the banks whooped in excitement.
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The camera stays on the strangely anthropomorphic tree trunk, which could be waving or asking for help but is of course also a piece of wood.
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Matthew Aguilar, a graduating senior at Stoneman Douglas, walked through the temple one last time last week to write a note on a small piece of wood.
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She says the lab was small and included a pair of goggles and a makeshift table made out of a piece of wood on an old tire.
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Notre-Dame also holds a piece of wood believed to be a piece of the cross and a nail that some believe was used for the crucifixion.
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I once spent an entire summer sanding a single piece of wood in wood shop at camp because I was too afraid to use the power tools.
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Police dash-cam video of the incident shows Williams crossing the street in front of the officer's car, carrying a piece of wood and a small knife.
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As a small child in suburban New Jersey, I discovered a piece of wood in our back yard that was covered in a maze of delicate etching.
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Our kitchen table is still standing, though we took the center piece of wood out so now it's the perfect size for just the two of us.
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The cathedral also contained a piece of wood believed to be a piece of the cross and a nail believed to have been used in the crucifixion.
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My work "Untitled (Double Entendre)" [2019] is a series of objects — a piece of glass, a piece of wood, a stack of books — but I photograph them.
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The third piece, "Face" (2006), is a charcoal portrait of a woman in a pearl necklace on a round piece of wood, with a shelf mounted below it.
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We bought a new piece of wood (reclaimed wood is scarce/expensive in NYC), then sanded and stained it with a sun-bleached wood stain before this tutorial.
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In this case, the branching patterns emerge as an electrically-conductive baking soda solution, brushed onto the piece of wood, is being scorched by a high voltage source.
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That piece of wood now hangs in the kitchen of the de Forest home, in a quiet cul-de-sac on the sun-blasted perimeter of Las Vegas.
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He is proudest of his cycling medals: about three dozen in all, hanging from a long, thin piece of wood nailed, slightly askew, to two of the walls.
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The electricity generated is stored in a car battery, and solar-charged LED strips attached to a piece of wood light their home in the dim, cold winter evening.
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The artist, positioned in the middle of the room, hammered a tree branch into a straw basket perched on a larger piece of wood, creating an inescapable percussive beat.
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Click here to view original GIFThis is a really neat woodworking project from Matthias Wandel: turning a single piece of wood into a chain just by using power tools.
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Some people like to use bricks to create the tilt, but a small piece of wood cut to the same length as the window opening can be great too.
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Place a couple of tablespoons of cool water in a small bowl next to the filling bowl, as well as a flat piece of wood or small blunt knife.
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This week, after the women left a safe house, Ms. Kanakadurga's mother-in-law beat her so badly with a piece of wood, she said, that she was hospitalized.
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They cut an important wall panel too short and used a wrong color piece of wood to correct the problem, later denying that there was any problem at all.
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I think I'm destined for that very kingdom when I spot a mushroom under a piece of wood and alert the group with a massive smile on my face.
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Both woman and animal are carved separately, as it is technically easier, but Verginer says that every so often he will carve both pieces from the same piece of wood.
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It might not seem like a huge difference on paper, but two more mph feels like a whole lot when it's happening to a piece of wood under your feet.
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Other Christian artifacts: Notre Dame also held a nail believed to have been used in the crucifixion and a piece of wood believed to be a piece of the cross.
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The only authentic relic of Wilde's time in the prison is the door of his cell – a sturdy piece of wood with heavy bolts and a peephole at the top.
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Thanks to a wild new data visualization project, artists and skateboarders are able to illustrate just how intricate the art of catching air on a piece of wood can be.
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The trick to this is to look for a piece of wood that is standing upright (as it will be the least wet) and split it with a sharp knife.
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I was a particular mix of smart, verbal, and emotionally immature that my teachers were not equipped to deal with, so instead, they hit me with a piece of wood.
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CLOSE I love the idea, and I feel it every night, that we're going to go out on that piece of wood, and we're going to tell you a story.
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"They were able to take a piece of wood, and civilians (and) officers pried that door open and pulled him out of the back seat of that car," she said.
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Take hose clamps, a piece of wood, mason jars, and picture hanging kits to create a row of mason jars you can hang on your wall for storing your small objects.
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"For a longtime New Yorker like myself, to actually play on a piece of wood that has been in a loft or flophouse on the Bowery inspires me," Mr. Kaye said.
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It's always artificial, so I thought: Let's do it full-on, where you know you're looking at a piece of wood, and someone moving it, and you don't have the anxiety.
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One recalled that the nun had started out hitting the girl with a piece of wood 2 or 3 feet long, but it broke, and that's when she reached for the paddle.
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Park manager Kendall Farnsworth stated in 2014 that he gets about a dozen packages every year containing a piece of wood from the park and an apologetic letter detailing the sender's misfortunes.
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Like our boy Khaled, he speaks in the kind of profound riddles and inspirational sound-bites that should be found chiseled onto a piece of wood and hung over a door handle.
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"I was playing, and I didn't see that it was a little piece of wood, and I stepped on it, and I just fell down -- the current took me," Hernandez told KCBS.
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You don't want that fan up against a solid piece of wood because it'll heat up the console and, as often happens to Xbox 360s, warp its guts and break the system.
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If you've ever seen Indigenous Australia's most-famed hunting weapon, the boomerang, you'll know it's a solid piece of wood that can really pack a punch if it manages to hit you.
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In the video, which was allegedly recorded by Przybycien, Brown could be seen standing on a rock and a piece of wood, defense attorney Neil Skousen said in a previous interview with PEOPLE.
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In the video recovered by police, recorded by Przybycien, Brown could be seen standing on a rock and a piece of wood, defense attorney Neil Skousen said in a previous interview with PEOPLE.
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Just go to the doctor and have him hit you in the knee with a hammer, and put that piece of wood on your tongue and say ah, and take your blood pressure.
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She said that on the first reverse, she felt the Blazer hit a piece of wood, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Crystal Clark said in a press conference televised by NBC affiliate WFLA.
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It is so smooth, he beveled the edges, and it's just a rectangle of wood, and everyone I've shown it to has this deep physical reaction to the piece of wood, it's fascinating.
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Then, there have been a few emergency situations: In Bali, Jessica rolled her ankle and, in France, her son dropped a piece of wood on his toe, prompting a trip to the hospital.
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And when a piece of wood was too large for them to work effectively within a hole, they would cut it and use it to ensure that they not get trapped in the tunnel.
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On a regular longboard, a solid and flat piece of wood is fine, but on a contraption that rolls through city streets at 25 mph, you're only asking for a bumpy, hair-raising ride.
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Biles came off the beam early, hopped back up, then grabbed the 4-inch piece of wood moments later when she had trouble landing a front flip, a sequence she struggled with during qualifying.
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The upstairs bar top where my cocktail rested was precisely the size of the old upstairs bar top because it was, in fact, the same piece of wood with a fresh coat of varnish.
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In the Declaration exhibit, there's a busk, a piece of wood that stiffens a dress bodice, carved with revolutionary symbolism by an American prisoner of war held on a prison ship in Nova Scotia.
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If you're wondering why we're reporting on this oddly "presidential" picture, the situation actually isn't unprecedented: Back in February, an image of a dog in a piece of wood was all the rage on Twitter.
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The prince is the one who makes the first hole in the barrel, the king is whoever gets the candy out and the queen is whoever gets the last piece of wood off the rope.
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An older couple speaking Spanish unload a step-ladder from their SUV while a man sits in his yard across the street, sanding a piece of wood under the dim glow of a street lamp.
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"A hole had been drilled in the side for a fuse, a piece of wood was placed on top of the gunpowder and colored powder was placed on top of the board," the statement said.
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The proposed app, created by digital designer Adam Pickard could show you where different components belong — like which wooden plank goes with the other piece of wood and where all the different screws should go.
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He told the crew that he noticed a large piece of wood sticking out of the Terror Bay's sea ice while on a fishing trip several years ago, and that it resembled a ship's mast.
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They drilled a hole in the side of the stand to install a fuse and placed a piece of wood on top of the gunpowder, before adding colored powder indicating the baby's gender, the statement said.
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The table, carved from one piece of wood, is entirely flat on top aside from one cat-sized hole that leads to small network of tunnels, hideouts and caves carved into the side of the table.
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In "The Acrobatic Fly" (1910), for instance, a housefly is seen upside down twirling a blade of grass, a pebble, and a piece of wood with its many legs, as if it were a circus performer.
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" On the Pine Ridge Reservation, the site of the killings at Wounded Knee is marked by a ramshackle sign; a piece of wood bearing the word "massacre" is nailed over the original description, which was "battle.
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Two days later, the archeologist Konrad Spindler noticed the unusual scraps gathered at the scene in a plastic bag: a piece of wood, taken from the body's right hand, and a four-inch-long copper blade.
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According to the watchdog, detainees were "subjected to electric shocks, including on the genitals" and to a stress position known as the "roasted chicken" — which involves tying a detainee's hands and feet to a piece of wood.
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It does have its fair share of critics, however, who point to Rose's lack of self-awareness, the sheer speed with which the lovers fall for each other, and the size of that damn piece of wood.
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As a child, I played with doll houses that were orange crates furnished with chairs and tables and beds contrived out of this and that piece of wood or metal or cloth scavenged from around the house.
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If you've ever looked at the trim, or the siding on your house, or any piece of wood, and wondered why it looked like it'd been shot up, there's a good chance you're dealing with carpenter bees.
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An original 21th-century map would have been made by gouging an image into a piece of wood, removing anything not to be printed, and then inking it and pressing a piece of paper onto the relief.
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Carved from single piece of wood and covered with mushrooms and moss, the prostrate woman is turned toward the earth, seeming to question whether we can submit ourselves to nature, becoming another stratum in the rock face.
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A man who set more than a dozen cars on fire in Edmonton, Canada, this weekend was stopped by a man in a Hawaiian shirt and a man brandishing a big ol' piece of wood as a weapon.
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"I saw something fly off of his truck -- and I thought it was a plank off a privacy fence, like a piece of wood ... and then I saw it was a big piece of steel," Lowe told CNN.
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Working without tools means that every fire has to be started by hand, without matches, using a straight stick spun against another piece of wood, the ember gently edged into a handful of dry duff until it kindles.
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"That way you are only paying for the piece of wood to make the shelf and the bracket to hold it up — not an entire cabinet box, which is a lot more in material and labor," she said.
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When they finally returned to their homes, Ms. Kanakadurga said, she was beaten so badly with a piece of wood by her mother-in-law, who had opposed her entering the temple, that she had to be hospitalized.
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But then there are the things that send Raleigh political reporters scrambling for the "FUBAR meter," a rulerlike piece of wood that hangs in the North Carolina legislative building's press room to quantify the political craziness of the day.
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That could come as early as Friday, Jasenszky said, adding that the conditions on the river remain unpredictable so delays are quite possible - citing a huge piece of wood debris that got caught up near the Mermaid on Thursday.
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I love the game And there&aposs such a beauty in the intricacy of chess--you use words that to a non-player seem nonsensical—elegance, romance—people don't see it when you push a piece of wood across a board.
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"From the pictures and the drawings we took last year, we understood that a very fragile piece of wood we found depict[ing] a leopard's head could be restored and that it could go back to its original splendor," Piacentini wrote.
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The HGTV stars' funniest bloopers range from Chip singing and playing air guitar on a spare piece of wood (also shown in the Instagram below, which is set to Drake's "Back to Back") to Joanna breaking down and begging for some chocolate.
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Among the objects they saved were the crown of thorns said to have been worn by Jesus, the tunic of Saint Louis and a piece of wood and a nail believed to have been part of the cross used in the crucifixion.
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"There is nothing definitive in terms of a name on a piece of wood or a bell, so what we had to rely on is a series of pieces of evidence that together would lead you to a conclusion," Dr. Delgado said Wednesday.
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And when you're standing on a 37-inch piece of wood that is propelling you down into a desert valley at top speed, and your brakes suddenly aren't responding to the controller in your hand, you realize that hills do, in fact, exist.
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Among other things, enemies sometimes possess that annoying AI combination of preternatural perception and strange obliviousness — one moment they'll spot you from across an alley at some super-oblique angle and raise the alarm, the next they've gotten stuck on a stray piece of wood.
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In 2013 I was recording my second album at the time, and during the recordings I learned about a young university student who was brutally killed – not just killed, but they took his clothes off and stuck a piece of wood up his anus.
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It makes me think, actually, just as a side note, I have a friend who is a carpenter, and just yesterday he gave me a present, and it is a piece of wood shaped like a phone, kind of like a 261S phone, I would say.
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I followed a crowd to a shop called Tohka-doha selling lacquerware chopsticks, a traditional craft, in which the artisan covers a piece of wood with up to 423 layers of lacquer, and then shaves off a portion of the surface to reveal a kaleidoscope of colors.
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You rush into the kitchen, rattling the drawer in sheer panic (actually just dyspnea, tachycardia and dilation of the pupils caused by a surge of epinephrine in your body), pull out the knife (actually just a piece of metal attached to a piece of wood), and open your wrists.
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In one section of the dance, they bring their moving bodies close together, almost touching, yet actually maintaining the small distance of the width of one matchstick between each couple, all the while writhing in undead fashion without permitting the thin piece of wood to fall to the ground.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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We met a man named Fanha Konah who had lost all his fingers and toes to leprosy, yet somehow has managed to become a master wood carver: He grips a piece of wood between his knees, holds the chisel between the stubs that are left of his hands, and art ensues.
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But they are also intriguing as potential sources for new antibiotics, among other things, which led a team of researchers last year to a river mouth in the Philippines where they pulled up a piece of wood that turned out to contain a new species of shipworm, which they named Tamilokus mabinia.
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MAN ALLEGEDLY BREAKS INTO WOMAN'S HOME TWICE, RAPES HER, FOUND WAITING IN VICTIM'S BED: COPS Flying kick takes down homeless man who attacked dog walker Good Samaritan uses flying kick to take down a transient man who attacked a man walking his dog with a piece of wood with nail through it in Los Angeles.
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Unconfirmed: The Gallery of the Kings, which includes statues sculpted in the 13th century and later beheaded in 1793; relics of St. Denis and St. Genevieve, which were held in the spire; a nail believed to have been used in the crucifixion; a piece of wood believed to be a piece of the cross.
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The Oscar-winning director of Titanic was asked in a recent interview with The Daily Beast about the long-running dispute over the ending of his 1997 blockbuster hit, when a piece of wood debris from the title ship keeps Rose (Kate Winslet) out of the freezing water while her lover Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) perishes.
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Familiar Dalí-surreal paintings and erotic drawings (amongst them, remarkably, is the inclusion of his 1928 "Anthopomorphic Beach," a disturbing piece of wood with a vulva-like middle and extending finger) are displayed surrounding a central glass box containing some of Duchamp's greatest hits of readymades, including, of course, "Fountain" (1917/64) and "Bicycle Wheel" (1913/64).
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It's a martial arts technique where you get a piece of wood, tap it on your hand for a day, then the next day you do it a little bit harder, the next day a little harder, until months down the road you can smash it against your hands, and you can do that all over your body—arms, chest, whatever.
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That changed in 2013 when artist Matt Hebert used an excerpt of one of Allen's books in a piece of his own, copying onto a white piece of wood in cut-out black letters: The Gap in this Sentence Reveals Where There Is a Break in the Invisible Line of Limitation Hebert's use of Allen's text intrigued Torri, who searched for Allen online, but she only found a short story writer by the same name.
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You put bases on the field so you have something to run to, then they have a guy that holds like a piece of wood like a bat and he hits a ball that is way smaller than a soccer ball and he hits it and then he runs and then the other soccer players, they have these big leather gloves and they try to catch the orb as it comes at them, but you&aposve to get rid of the net.
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Nearby sits an old car chassis, painted pink, the grass from what used to be someone's yard growing around and through it; attached to a tree hangs a piece of wood painted like a clock, while a coil of dirty stuffed animals snakes up the trunk of another; the sidewalks and the street are painted with fading, multicolored polka dots, leading the eye to another lot across the way, with more clocks attached to trees and telephone poles and, near the back, the wooden frame of a house that has been built out into a makeshift chapel, affixed with a pink cross and covered in street signs, vinyl records and a placard that announces: I AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
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