Examples of 'hewing' in a sentence
Meaning of "hewing"
hew (verb) - to chop or cut something with an axe, pick, or other tool
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- present participle of hew
- The act of one who hews or chops.
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Hewing is done on the logs sides with a broadaxe.
One log in particular required considerable hewing to straighten it.
There is no hewing of wood nor drawing of water.
He commenced coal hewing.
God prohibited hewing the stones to make a stone altar.
A double beveled broad axe can be used for chopping or notching and hewing.
Hewing the black gold.
The second charge was hewing out their own cisterns.
Hewing the steps in haste.
He said they were instead hewing the department closer to the letter of the law.
They do not want the old fashion preacher that lays it right on the hewing line.
And they were hewing out houses from mountains feeling secure.
Historic illustrations do show some Asian carpenters hewing building timbers with an adz.
We are hewing the stairs.
This allows customers to make their system technology with unmistakable Hewing products.
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They have been hewing iron from the rocks there for hundreds of years.
One of the ancient Church fathers said that prayer is more difficult than hewing rocks.
They were hewing out of the mountain of white supremacy the stone of their individuality.
She said I had enough education for hewing coal.
Loggers Early loggers hewing timbers on the spot in the woods.
Axes, bill hooks and similar hewing tools.
Hewing out houses in the mountains and taking pride in your skill?
Data privacy Hewing GmbHHewing.
Hewing the wood and drawing the old wet stuff and so forth?
He would be best served by hewing to what he 's said all along.
Hewing faithfully to scientific conventions, the illustrations show vegetation, life cycles, and dissections of reproductive.
For their tough, rugged life hewing the black gold.
Hewing out cisterns, broken cisterns that hold no water Jer.
Axes, bill hooks and similar hewing tools excluding ice axes.
He 's hewing the chips now, chopping off the world.
The large, distinctive broadaxe was used for hewing masts and square timber.
They were hewing the mountains into houses, therein dwelling securely ;.
The second evil is God 's people hewing their own cisterns.
By hewing to what he's said all along. He would be best served.
You better come back to the old hewing line again, back to the Gospel.
It has, as the use of Kal shows, the fundamental idea of cutting or hewing.
Back to the old hewing line again, back to Pentecost.
Axes, billhooks and similar hewing tools.
Living waters, and the hewing for themselves cisterns, broken cisterns.
You see, it 's not about the timber or the staves or the hewing or joining.
He'd be best served by hewing to what he's said all along.
Yes. Hewing the wood and drawing the old wet stuff and so forth?
The plot is thin, too, hewing too closely to archetype.
Hewing himself out a sepulchre on the height, cutting ( graving ) a habitation for himself in the rock . ” '.
Axes, billhooks and similar hewing tools, with working parts of base metal excl. ice axes.
Abba Saul says, What is hewing wood?
And Leothric left them, and, hewing with Sacnoth, passed through the farther door.
Bates, who wrote that hewing book on the Sabbath?
Hauen, " hews ", A hewing stroke with one of the edges of the sword.
A German carpenter ( Zimmerer ) hewing a log into a beam.
