hand rake造句

• Non-mechanized farming may be done with various forms of a hand rake.
• The workers use bulldozers to move mounds of garbage and hand rakes to comb the debris.
• The workers use bulldozers to move mounds of garbage, and hand rakes to comb the debris.
• Blowers are growing in popularity for people who don't want to clear their leaves with hand rakes.
• -- Blowers are growing in popularity for people who don't want to clear their leaves with hand rakes.
• The extras portray grooms, owners, trainers and stable hands raking leaves, grooming horses, carrying equipment and studying tout sheets.
• Tribes of the Iroquois Nation believe that the Finger Lakes were formed when the Creator's hands raked across the landscape.
• Cockles have been harvested since Roman times and are still harvested in a traditional manner with a hand rake and scraper.
• Workers, she said, used bulldozers and hand rakes to comb through piles of trash, and security agents still guard the site continuously.
• Workers, Habiger said, used bulldozers and hand rakes to comb through piles of trash, and security agents still guard the site continuously.
• Miz Hot Tips spotted a fashion-forward garden tool kit in dark green with floral-trimmed handles on the trowel, hand rake, clippers and edgers that match the spiffy pink gardening gloves.
• "You can't help but feel admiration for them, " said Ryan, who supervised the recovery team that began using hand rakes and small shovels sometime after 4 a . m . Saturday.
• At night, Garfield notices Odie's suspicious activity and follows him to the barn, seeing him make something out of a piece of wood, some wire, a plunger handle, and a hand rake.
• The workers used bulldozers to move mounds of garbage, then, wearing white protective clothing, used hand rakes to look for debris in the 50-acre landfill, which is covered with patches of melting snow.
• Every day for the last four months he has made his rounds on the four-mile circuit, carrying a green watering can, with a hand rake tucked into his pants pocket for loosening tough soil.
• The earliest hay rakes were nothing more than tree branches, but wooden hand rakes with wooden teeth, similar in design to a garden rake but larger, were prevalent in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and still are used in some locations around the world.