Swarf struck him across the face and grabbed the stones.

Swarf smiled in triumph, letting the body fall on to the ground.

Swarf thought he knew, but he too was being controlled.

You can use a centrifuge to separate the liquid from the swarf.

Swarf looked pleased and hobbled around the courtyard, laughing to himself.

Type I chips may form long, continuous swarf, limited in size only by the length of cut.

Steel swarf has little value, but you can recycle the cutting fluid.

These processes are a type of deformation that produces swarf.

In cutting metals the waste is chips or swarf and excess metal.

But because the core diameter increases, there is less room for swarf, so a balance must be chosen.

'Swarf' is metal waste contaminated with oil, water and other substances.

Swarf swallowed nervously and descended back into the castle.

The chips are disposed behind the cutter, leading to easier swarf removal.

You can dry swarf in a kiln to reduce cutting fluid contamination.

This technique is normally only worthwhile for a business reusing the swarf itself.

This creates high friction and very hot swarf.

Swarf turned, screaming for them to stop.

Type II chips may also form long, continuous swarf.

Disposing of swarf is a tedious but necessary task.

Another important quality of the milling cutter to consider is its ability to deal with the swarf generated by the cutting process.

Aren't car factories full of dust, swarf and fumes?

Lubrication aids the cutting action and carries swarf away.

Swarf shouted for them to speed up.

Swarf had gone to finish the murderous task his brother had failed to accomplish.

'You can see the signs, but you can't read them,' said Swarf.

At least, the same two men seemed to have been behind him for several turnings now.

This time it took four turnings right to bring her to a dead end.

So I did not have to keep track of our many turnings.

Turnings last about 20 years and always arrive in the same order.

There are some who wait a hundred turnings to be called once.

Once complete, the turnings can be wrapped up and put away.

Eventually I left them to it and came through the hall into here, only making one or two wrong turnings.

After more than an hour of restless turnings, he sat up and looked for something to read.

"Do you know how many wrong turnings there are between this and the stairs?"

Something I told you of many turnings ago, when we had first met."

I have seen some strange sights these last few turnings.

Later development may add side turnings and districts away from the original main street.

Cut the blind fabric with side, top and bottom turnings.

However, after a series of wrong turnings, Laura lost her way and, an hour later, ended up where they had started.

He could take either of the next two turnings.

In some areas they may be known as turnings.

After six turnings, he was in a slightly more respectable neighborhood.

Another two turnings brought them to her own street.

If you'll just head east now I'll call out turnings."

They were around several turnings of the trail, probably an hour or more away, but moving steadily.

Though I had taken little enough time, the others were far ahead, down distant turnings of the tunnel way.

Having tried to go west again by half a dozen different turnings, without success, he entered a house, the door of which was standing open.

He had, after all, paid little attention to the turnings and windings.

The turnings in between are transitional seasons, similar to fall and spring.

Was it so clear and inescapable as that, like a straight road with no turnings?

"All I can do is work hard and let the chips fall where they may."

The company says such chips could be available in five or six years.

Should you take some of your chips off the table?

Why do you think they've got those little chips in them?

He put his chips in the center of the table.

They'll go along with us when the chips are down.

So why not put chips inside the people we love the most?

Back he went to see the president with the chips in hand.

But you have to be able to get new chips.

I'll have to look for your chips when I get home.

Just put your chips on the table and see which number comes up.

Who's to say what we might do when the chips are down?

But if the chips were down, what would he do?

What is the car with the most computer chips in the land today?

There was no man like him when the chips were down.

Take it or let the chips fall where they may.

The game is over once all chips are won from the center.

No two players may start with the same color chips.

Players must keep their chips in view at all times.

Mind you, not that I always say no to chips!

Little did she know that he held all the chips.

If we make it, we'll show up and let the chips fall where they may.

Oh, because you have to put all the chips and everything on the board.

Everyone else played out their hands and then we all started again with new chips on the table.

"The best of all these people say let's do some research and let the chips fall where they may," he said.

She heard the turning of a key from the other side.

A floor above, he led the way around a turning.

And for me, he was the big turning point in my career.

In some ways the plan can be seen as a positive turning point.

It was an important turning point in the race, he said.

The next 24 hours will see a political turning point,' he added.

Had it done these things history might have taken a different turning.

So much had changed in the days since their turning.

His major turning point came in the 2010-11 season, however, with the same team.

The experience was the major turning point in her career.

The year 2002 the turning point in their career came.

Or food turning because you left it out too long?

They ran down the first turning, running for their lives.

To be able to cut down the guy right there was a big turning point in the game.

A thought, a word, a turning of the will, and she could go.

He'd anyway have to close up for the next big turning.

Had they perhaps taken a wrong turning in the forest?

This is considered a major turning point in the 1948 war.

One was on his immediate right, just past the turning.

Then a major turning point came on the 5th hole.

A major turning point in the strike came 10 days later.

The film remains as a major turning point in his career.

It seemed to him that he had just passed an important turning point.

Four of them had just gone off into the library to do table turning.

The battle is considered to be an important turning point in the course of the war.

Each test is like a turn in a game of 20 Questions.

But then going into the play's second part, I could feel a turn.

But since 1986, her work has taken a new turn.

All I had to do was turn and back him out.

Then at another turn she was on more open ground.

Now the industry seems to have done a 180-degree turn.

When we hit the second turn, I asked him to run.

You've got to come off the turn at least even.

They in turn will make the service available to the general public.

Perhaps I can say a few words on each of them in turn.

Let's take a look at each of these in turn.

She took a turn away from him for a moment.

He had turned himself around without ever having made a turn.

We deal in turn with each form a program might take.

The young, in their turn, will have to look after us one day.

Let us deal with each of these problems in turn.

But the turn had been too much for the car.

Then he looked at all of us again, in turn.

From then on things took a turn for the better.

But you are probably doing these five a good turn.

Now we in turn have a question, or rather two of them.

Things seemed to be taking a turn for the better.

The old man's been dead since the turn of the year.

And I in turn could give no better answer than before.

Around another turn and we came to a large open space.

She heard the turning of a key from the other side.

A floor above, he led the way around a turning.

And for me, he was the big turning point in my career.

In some ways the plan can be seen as a positive turning point.

It was an important turning point in the race, he said.

The next 24 hours will see a political turning point,' he added.

Had it done these things history might have taken a different turning.

So much had changed in the days since their turning.

His major turning point came in the 2010-11 season, however, with the same team.

The experience was the major turning point in her career.

The year 2002 the turning point in their career came.

Or food turning because you left it out too long?

They ran down the first turning, running for their lives.

To be able to cut down the guy right there was a big turning point in the game.

A thought, a word, a turning of the will, and she could go.

He'd anyway have to close up for the next big turning.

Had they perhaps taken a wrong turning in the forest?

This is considered a major turning point in the 1948 war.

One was on his immediate right, just past the turning.

Then a major turning point came on the 5th hole.

A major turning point in the strike came 10 days later.

The film remains as a major turning point in his career.

It seemed to him that he had just passed an important turning point.

Four of them had just gone off into the library to do table turning.

The battle is considered to be an important turning point in the course of the war.

The wood is used by local people for a posts, firewood, and turnery.

The yellowish soft timber is used in floors, turnery, and cabinet work.

Its wood is used in carpentry, woodworking and turnery.

It is an excellent turnery wood and is used for a wide range of decorative items.

It dries without difficulty and is often used in its green or wet state for turnery and bowl carving.

Excellent for turnery and cabinet timber.

Used for turnery.

Has been used for furniture, turnery, boat-building, benchtops.

Various types of musical instruments, decorative wood-ware, knife handles and turnery have also made use of this species.

This wood is of a very fine colour, and is used in turnery for making knife handles and other similar articles.

It is used for light construction, cabinetmaking, parquet floors, luxurious furniture, turnery, musical instruments, and veneer.

The common use for amboyna is interiors for luxury vehicles, turnery, cabinets, veneer, and furniture.

It is sometimes used for cabinet panelling and in ornamental turnery, and natural bends were once sought after for making boat knees.

Some of the special-purpose end uses advocated were; furniture, veneer, turnery, exterior joinery, boat building and tool handles.

The wood is hard, yellowish-white to pale reddish, with the heartwood not distinct; it is used for furniture and turnery.

The mill was last used to grind wheat in 1899 and after that it was used as a saw mill and turnery.

The wood is much-prized and durable, with a strong smell similar to bay rum, and is used for fine furniture and turnery.

The privately owned locomotive was sold and from then on the branch was only used by horses for the sawmills and turnery works in the village.

The timber is in demand for panelling, turnery, musical instruments and other specialty work, (carvings, dishes and boxes for tourists).

The wood is heavy, with a density of 0.85 g/cm3; it is used for cabinetry, carving, flooring, joinery, musical instruments, and turnery.

It is excellent for turnery, for the backs and handles of hair-brushes, and is also used for jute bobbins.

The site of Hawkhurst station is now occupied by Kent Woodware Co, a wood turnery business.

It is believed that Essam al-Qamari hid in the turnery after his 1981 defection from the Egyptian army.

He established a turnery at his apartment in the Gamaliyya district of Cairo, where he boosted the group's revenues by manufacturing wooden gunparts.

It is used for flooring, furniture and cabinetwork, interior fittings, turnery, gun stocks, wood carving, veneers as well as spars and masts for boats.

She heard the turning of a key from the other side.

A floor above, he led the way around a turning.

And for me, he was the big turning point in my career.

In some ways the plan can be seen as a positive turning point.

It was an important turning point in the race, he said.

The next 24 hours will see a political turning point,' he added.

Had it done these things history might have taken a different turning.

So much had changed in the days since their turning.

His major turning point came in the 2010-11 season, however, with the same team.

The experience was the major turning point in her career.

The year 2002 the turning point in their career came.

Or food turning because you left it out too long?

They ran down the first turning, running for their lives.

To be able to cut down the guy right there was a big turning point in the game.

A thought, a word, a turning of the will, and she could go.

He'd anyway have to close up for the next big turning.

Had they perhaps taken a wrong turning in the forest?

This is considered a major turning point in the 1948 war.

One was on his immediate right, just past the turning.

Then a major turning point came on the 5th hole.

A major turning point in the strike came 10 days later.

The film remains as a major turning point in his career.

It seemed to him that he had just passed an important turning point.

Four of them had just gone off into the library to do table turning.

The battle is considered to be an important turning point in the course of the war.