To get rid of the cribbing, he says, you just have to grade the hill back a ways.

The cribbing has worked pretty well to keep Dean Hill from washing down over the road.

There are a number of traditional methods for minimizing or preventing cribbing, windsucking, and wood-chewing.

There was a small calf beneath her, freely foraging and knocking about within the secure cribbing of four massive legs.

There was a great deal of laughter and shouting and hurried cribbing of the history homework for the next lesson.

There's something slightly insincere about Carl Paladino's cribbing of the classic "Network" line about being "mad as hell."

The contractor props their house on wooden cribbing and bulldozes open an enormous hole with a Bobcat, only to discover "extreme conditions" in the earth lying underneath.

We motored up to the head of the pool, where a riffle comes up hard against a man-made cribbing and flattens into a run that always contains fish.

And if decorating is not part of your skill set (and you do not want to hire a professional), there is plenty of color advice out there for the cribbing.

They carry an array of special equipment such as the Jaws of life, wooden cribbing, generators, winches, hi-lift jacks, cutting torches, saws and many other powerful and destructive tools.

Granite slabs were considered sufficiently heavy to withstand wind and wave, while the open cribbing allowed the tide to ebb and flow freely without increasing tidal current to any great degree.

For it is a structure of vastly more sophistication than either of these efforts at historical cribbing; it is sleek and knowing, and possesses not a whit of the innocence that motivated the other two.

Cribbing may also be made out of plastic, which unlike wood is not susceptible to rot or corrosion from fluids the cribbing may come in contact with (e.g. oil, gasoline, hydraulic fluid).

The classic grain elevator was constructed with wooden cribbing and had nine or more larger square or rectangular bins arranged in 3 x 3 or 3 x 4 or 4 x 4 or more patterns.

According to Blankenship and Tobias, cameras lowered down the shaft into a cave below recorded the presence of some chests, human remains, wooden cribbing and tools; however, the images were unclear, and none of these claims have been independently confirmed.

Blauvelt added in the end that the video seemed a clear homage to Gaga's inspirations like Madonna, concluding that "all the references in 'The Edge of Glory' are so overt, there's no way it could be shameless cribbing.

Norman Golb, professor of Near Eastern languages and civilization at the University of Chicago and a staunch defender of Dr. Wise, said that in the discussions between the two sides, "it became clear that there was no cribbing and stealing" of research, only a problem of not providing an adequate bibliography.

Getting a boat off of the cribbing and into the water could take two days or more.

This will allow small fish to access and use the cribbing for cover.

But seeing the cribbing laid out cold made things different.

A is about the only instance of a prize won by cribbing.

Cribbing is usually the work of men scheduled for release in the morning.

Although there is a man page, these are usually done by cribbing an example and changing it, as required.

To get rid of the cribbing, he says, you just have to grade the hill back a ways.

After a couple of months, they seem to be OK, but will usually return to cribbing if given the chance.

Other than the cribbing, he is an exceptional horse and a great prospect.

I do not believe that cribbing saps the moral sense.

Cribbing is used when moving buildings in whole, or in part.

This can develop into the more serious vice, Cribbing.

There could be no cribbing under the Chief's nose.

The rubble and cribbing associated with the tower’s construction are visible in the water.

And public opinion is, on the whole, inclined to condone cribbing.

Once a house is raised and supported on cribbing, a new foundation can be constructed beneath it.

The exact line between cribbing and co-operation has not been drawn.

I know that in the matter of cribbing I am pleading a lost cause.

Cribbing is also used in sub-surface mining as a roof support.

Cribbing must be materials approved for water well construction.

Gordon was amazed at such a broadminded view of cribbing.

At the time I think the criticism was valid because much of the cribbing seemed gratuitous.

It was built on a pier made of chestnut cribbing filled with stone.

Cribbing involves multiple pieces of wood laid on the side and crossed.

Just look at the cheating that goes on, the copying of themes, and the cribbing.

In between was a crib for our 18-month old son.

She got every present a new mother would need, including the baby's crib.

Two parents put their child in his crib for the night and leave the room.

I put the baby in the crib and looked for my 7-year-old.

She looked over to where the baby sat in his crib.

You can learn, for example, how to help your baby make the move from crib to bed.

The crib is not shown or used until the end of play.

They were thinking, probably, of Mark in his crib right now.

The baby, they added, was found 10 feet from her crib.

We put her up in one of the cribs here.

Either before or after he visited the crib next door.

For the time being she left Kevin in his crib.

He and Patrick were working on a crib for her.

She gave the couple a crib and hoped for the best.

It is something like a set of kitchen crib notes, she said.

There's a picture of me in the crib listening to him.

He then left her in the crib and waited for his mother to return.

A mother shows her child (perhaps age 3) the crib scene.

When the baby gets bigger, you will need to get a crib.

When the baby's safe in his crib, call a friend.

All cribs do the same thing, which is stand there.

"That's what you thought about when I was in my crib?"

Ever so carefully, Sam put him back in the crib.

He's been staying at a crib down by the river.

Her six month old daughter is asleep in the crib.

His vocabulary is often cribbed straight from a play book.

After all, 1989 was the year when food names were cribbed from the health handbook.

Above each of these disturbing images are words cribbed from personal ads.

I swear, he cribbed his talk from something in our own history."

She was no longer cribbed but a person in her own right in the town.

Some moments and many lines feel cribbed from that series."

Of course he did, since he was cribbing from ten people.

Often, at first, it is cribbed from another show.

You only get decent marks because you're always cribbing from Ruth.

A man had to earn a living, and anyhow everybody cribbed on their expenses.

They are also used as cribbing for docks and boathouses.

When I have him tied up with his head out the window where he can see what is going on, he cribs.

I think she cribbed that list from an encyclopedia.

He was cribbing like a lame horse, desperate to breathe.

Suspected of cribbing all Osborne's best ideas and representing them as his own.

"I had a bad moment when he spotted the speech I was cribbing."

And I cribbed a few of your notes.

I can give you at least fifty pamphlets that tell the same tale, each cribbed from the other.

Once the house is raised and supported on cribbing, a new foundation can be constructed beneath it.

Unlike some other news sites out there, we aren't just cribbing from the release notes.

The jokes that you do hear sound cribbed from a toastmaster's handbook.

All stable vices, such as cribbing or weaving, are best avoided.

His first jackets were composites of styles he cribbed from magazines.

This must have painfully cribbed and confined his free-ranging spirit.

Marx cribbed all his good ideas from my great great granny.