1
The steel core should be wound with about 250 ft. of No.
2
Each leg of the armature is wound with 10 ft. of No.
3
After vainly trying to staunch the wound with damp moss, Pocahontas commanded:
4
Mr Sargent rubbed the wound with brandy, which did it much good.
5
Close the wound with sutures, if necessary, and dress it with gauze.
6
The healer was dabbing at his wound with a bit of sponge.
7
I wouldn't have had any trouble making a scalp wound with it.
8
You cannot staunch a bleeding wound with a memory or a promise.
9
And then she felt him sucking the raw wound with a vengeance.
10
He touches the wound with the Holy Lance and, miraculously, it heals.
11
His leather boots are too well-made, the laces wound with golden thread.
12
They rode cream-colored ponies, with silken ropes wound with flowers for bridle-reins.
13
Baroni was turning the knife in the wound with a vengeance.
14
Staggering slightly, he stepped forward, and covered the wound with his left hand.
15
I was surprised; I had not thought myself so tightly wound with anticipation.
16
Each slot of the armature is wound with about 12 ft. of No.
