splintering in English
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1. The sound of splintering wood reverberated outside.
2. And then there's a splintering sound and my husband is screaming. "
3. His head filled with bursting light, splintering, swirling pain.
4. The stone rocketed into the glass, splintering it.
5. The waves smashed the boat against the rocks, splintering it to pieces.
6. There was a splintering sound as the railing gave way.
7. Rural communities in particular are splintering into individual metal boxes.
8. The waves the boat against the rocks, splintering it to pieces.
9. Our ice tools punch through this, and we rise step by splintering step.
10. Yet he heard the smash of glass, fragments splintering on the floorboards.
11. With a loud splintering crack the canoe broke, ending all hopes of damaging enemy shipping.
12. I dream of screaming and splintering wood, of rushing sound and a jet of green light.
13. Comminuted fracture: this fracture type is extremely unstable and involves the bone splintering into three or more pieces
14. A completely new particle can be produced by disruption or splintering from solid or liquid surfaces.
15. They use networks of outsourced suppliers and assembles, which has led the splintering of research divisions.
16. The splintering of solidarity within the euro zone has seen a reawakening of zero - sum game nationalism.
17. The coating helps prevent the glass from splintering if it is hit by a rock while you are driving.
18. He aimed a hefty kick at the door, and there was a splintering sound as wood gave way to metal.
19. Contours resists chipping, absorbing moisture and splintering while eliminating the costly tasks of nailing, filling and finishing traditional wood trim.
20. With the splintering of power in Bazhanov's native Ukraine, the Ukrainian territory was continuously fought over by various ideological factions.
21. Well, if old Chief Wood'nhead didn't drive you away, you might enjoy this next splintering tale whittled from the same wormwood.
22. The conservative treatment of displaced acetabular fractures, with splintering of large fragments out of the main weight bearing zone, generally results in incongruence arthrosis.
23. Many ships of the Undead fleets are equipped with broadside cannons known as Carronades or ‘smashers’, so named for the quick, splintering work they make of …
24. A civil war broke out in the group as it Antagonized Donald Trump, with leaders splintering over financial arrangements and revelations of online harassment by a …
25. Obesity in Britain, for example, has increased pari passu with the splintering of families: and now it is never too early to teach children lack of self-control.
26. Many ships of the Undead fleets are equipped with broadside cannons known as Carronades or ‘smashers’, so named for the quick, splintering work they make of even the toughest ship hulls when brought within range
27. Many ships of the Undead fleets are equipped with broadside cannons known as Carronades or ‘smashers’, so named for the quick, splintering work they make of even the toughest ship hulls when brought within
28. Even for big, powerful, voracious, predatory fish, nomming on Boxfishes is less like satisfyingly splintering a hard taco and more like trying to chew a kneecap; it’s a poor decision for all parties involved
29. ‘The fury of the battle seemed to Concentre there, and through the time-worn walls the shot was plunging, splintering the planks and beams, and shivering the stone foundation.’ 1.2 archaic Bring (two or more things) towards a common centre.