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1. When he was little, Harry learned quickly the techniques his father employed in fashioning cane rods
2. Saldon worked quickly and started with the tiller handle, fashioning a new one as the first priority, according to Staron
3. Here he showed the blacksmith’s workshop where men were hard at work fashioning sword blades and spears
4. He liked the idea of my participation in the negotiation because I was conversant with broadcast management terminology and was deeply involved in fashioning the pro forma operating budgets for the stations we sought
5. logic; fashioning the world out of categories;
6. In fashioning the GPL, Stallman followed the software con-
7. In fashioning the free software cause not as a mass
8. fashioning of the first homo sapiens simply the
9. Two of the women busied themselves with fashioning a cross at the top end of the grave
10. ‘It’s an irony that we fail to fuse the new technology with the old environs in fashioning our modern way of living,’ he said ruefully
11. Besides, it is beyond belief that the Musalmans should believe that the All Knowing Allah could have suffered from selective amnesia when he was fashioning the straight path for them
12. The social compromise devised by Muhammad for the Muslim-Jewish amity and his concessions to the theological demands of the Quraysh cited here could guide the Indian Musalmans in fashioning a Hindu - Muslim compromise
13. Could it be that science fiction writers who invent warp-drive, subspace, hyperspace and the other alternative ways of getting around our light speed limitations have been fashioning their own versions of the 3D time environment all along?
14. After fashioning crude repairs to the bed, so he could sleep in it—the floor was proving rather uncomfortable and there were no mattresses in the crew quarters
15. She would tingle on the least provocation, with joy over a poem, with admiration over the description of a picture, and thrilled and quivered with response to tales of Beauty--of the beauty of the cathedrals in France, miracles of coloured glass held together delicately by stone, blown together, she could only think from the descriptions, in their exquisite fragility by the breath of God rather than built up slowly by men's hands; of the beauty of places, the lagoons round Venice at sunrise, the desert toward evening; of the beauty of love, faithful, splendid, equal love; of all the beauty men made with their hands, little spuddy things running over dead stuff, blocks of stone, bits of glass and canvas, fashioning and fashioning till at last there was the vision, pulled out of a brain and caught forever into the glory of line and colour
16. The rope should be no thicker than necessary to jerk your weight without snapping because the thicker the rope the more difficulty in fashioning a noose with a good slip to allow it to tighten quickly about your neck and hold
17. fashioning the words in his mind,
18. These procedures took place over a period of time as they are discrete steps in the process of fashioning the whole, completed breast
19. We threw away untold zillions of shards of segments of flint and stone and bone: as we chipped away at a rock or bone or piece of wood… fashioning tools by throwing away what we did not want or need
20. Not for money, not to open my own shop but to excel in this fascinating art of making a woman beautiful by fashioning the hair on her head
21. 'As obedient sons, not fashioning yourselves according to your former sinful passions in your ignorance
22. At present, I take it, we are fashioning the happy State, not piecemeal, or with a view of making a few happy citizens, but as a whole; and by-and-by we will proceed to view the opposite kind of State
23. Do you remember, I said, how in the course of the previous discussion some one who shall be nameless accused us of making our guardians unhappy--they had nothing and might have possessed all things--to whom we replied that, if an occasion offered, we might perhaps hereafter consider this question, but that, as at present advised, we would make our guardians truly guardians, and that we were fashioning the State with a view to the greatest happiness, not of any particular class, but of the whole?
24. It falls by no rule at all; sometimes it leaps, sometimes it tumbles; there it skips; here it shoots; in one place 'tis white as snow, and in another 'tis green as grass; hereabouts, it pitches into deep hollows, that rumble and crush the 'arth; and thereaways, it ripples and sings like a brook, fashioning whirlpools and gullies in the old stone, as if 'twas no harder than trodden clay