At the same time, I am trying to plumb his theories.

Those facts may now be plumbed by business school case studies.

The drop there was beyond the power of the light to plumb.

We tried to plumb a through line to connect them in life.

It is not the sort of role, in other words, for which an actor can plumb his own life experience.

Both of the current presentations plumb the past, but in very different ways.

It is a subject that others have tried to plumb before, and failed.

Doctor and patient often plumbed the Internet for information together.

At least four different efforts are under way to try to plumb some of the underlying problems.

But the book might also be plumbed for what it says about the state of poverty research.

They were up to a hundred feet across and no man had plumbed their depth.

Push the cabinet against the wall and plumb it with the level.

But he was determined to plumb the full depth of her this time.

It was the one sure way to plumb the valley's mystery.

He "plumbed more deeply into the problems of leadership than anyone before him and most who came after."

Never before, experts say, has the Arctic been so plumbed.

Nothing was ever straightforward when one tried to plumb the quantum.

"I'm not going to fool around with pretending I know how to plumb my own building."

Probably there were depths to worry about in him she had not even plumbed.

The air was still, uncanny; his eyes could plumb not ten feet into the black.

Well he's had the fire plumbed in but the gas isn't on.

I'd just plumb love to have them kind of troubles for a year or two."

He plumbed the old man's musical memory with a few words of a title.

Think of all the foul depths you've plumbed in the last few years.

James would never plumb the true depths of her generosity.

I'm plumb tired of everything else, and clean wore out.

Said something about being plumb tired of playing nursemaid to a grown man, and that he couldn't take any more for a while.

It felt stuffed plumb full of cotton bolls, so that his thoughts just sat there and went nowhere.

I got plumb tired of having people pass out on the roulette wheel" "What's it called?"

'They're just plumb tired out, all of them,' Aunt Claudia said.

I'm sure glad to see old Milk River again; this here trailing cattle gets plumb monotonous."

He was as limp as a dog asleep and when you picked up his hand, you'd think his bones had melted plumb away.

Without the best lil ole range cook this side of Texas, our whole expedition would've been plumb ruined!"

"I'm getting plumb tired of being at the beck and call of the likes of you," Muller muttered, not loud enough to be heard.

About the only thing that many small investors seemed sure of yesterday was that they were plumb tired after the stock market's roller-coaster ride during the week.

This pair falls plumb in the middle of the Jooky target group: no dates, no sun, no sand.

"Shore, I'd have been plumb fond of havin' y'u make up to me," she drawled.

Not only do you have to know precisely how many feet and inches are involved, but you also need to ensure everything comes out plumb, level, and square.

I seen fellers shot plumb through der middle off dem, und git yell.

Honest, I was knocked plumb silly--much as I knew about Bud that you never knew, I never thought he'd turn out quite so--" Joe paused, with a perfect imitation of distaste for his subject.

You could have dropped a plumb line from the small of her back to the floor.

At each point, mark the floor where the plumb bob touches.

"And it sure seemed like a plumb bad piece of Kick for me, you might say."

You could have used his spine to draw a plumb line.

If they are not in exactly the same location, a plumb bob will point somewhere between them.

Straight as a plumb line she sat down opposite his desk.

The part that is cut off should then be hung in sequence with a plumb line.

Next I checked the depth of the hole, using a board and a plumb line.

A scale or plumb bob measures only this effective gravity.

"Sure looks to me like she's gone plumb goofy over you.

In both cases, extend the plumb bob to a point just above the floor and allow it to stop swinging.

The plumb cut for jack and common rafters are the same angles.

Quadrant A very simple instrument which used a plumb bob.

It even gave instructions on how to obtain measurements using the plumb line.

After marking the floor in either case, use a plumb bob to mark points on the ceiling directly above the line.

A plumb bob was suspended by a line from the centre of the arc at the top.

It involved the use of a bar with a plumb line, attached to a wooden handle.

Use the long level or the plumb bob to determine whether the walls and trim are vertical.

Establish a new guideline with a plumb bob for accuracy.

The supporting leg is seen behind an arm on the same side that hangs down like, in effect, a plumb line.

She tried setting up long plumb lines and dropping things, with inconclusive results.

To keep the shafts to the correct alignment, plumb lines were used.

Take the time to do it right, he said, by masking off guides using a plumb line and blue tape.

The plumb line in most mega-dollar book negotiations is secrecy.

"This ghost story is better if it's plumb dark," Ronnie said.

The first surveyors to use ropes and plumbs may have been Egyptian.

They initially consisted of sugar plumbs, kisses, and oranges.

Over the plumbs was an inverted beautifully painted jar.

This three-part special plumbs the darkest recesses of several men and women's brains to figure out why we just can't get along.

So did the specially designed plumbs ing, which now had to work at the first attempt, for there would be no opportunity for modifications.

Through the 40s and 50s the Plumbs built up a high performing 200 cow Ayrshire herd, complete with automated milking.

Then it was flavored with prairie herbs and dried plumbs, becoming a succulent dish which the plains tribes considered a delicacy.

And someone had thought to surround the creature with plumb-bobs to test for an incident side thrust; there was none; the plumbs were undisturbed.

But growers say that people are being conned because some spanish plumbs are being labelled as Victorias - which they're not:

Near them was a skeleton, on whose skull were assembled ninety-five painted ceramic fishing plumbs, as if fisherman net had been carefully folded and placed over his head.

But fruit wholesaler Peter Ford says there's no way that Spanish plumbs can ever compete with the quality of english plums, even if they are cheaper:

Established under the name of Plumbs Cross Roads on 28 January 1878, its name was changed to Roselms on 13 June 1892.

There was plumbs and grumes and cheriffs and citherers and raiders and cinemen too.

There are two chapels; the Plumbs' Chapel on the north side is dated 1716 and on the south side the Salisbury pew (formerly Isaac Green's Chapel) dates from 1739-40.

Like Carpenters Without Tools The central bank's predicament is akin to that of a team of carpenters who discover that their levels, plumbs and tape measures are no longer reliable and thus have to rely on the naked eye to make sure walls are vertical and floors horizontal.

The first surveyors to use ropes and plumbs may have been Egyptian.

They initially consisted of sugar plumbs, kisses, and oranges.

Over the plumbs was an inverted beautifully painted jar.

This three-part special plumbs the darkest recesses of several men and women's brains to figure out why we just can't get along.

So did the specially designed plumbs ing, which now had to work at the first attempt, for there would be no opportunity for modifications.

Through the 40s and 50s the Plumbs built up a high performing 200 cow Ayrshire herd, complete with automated milking.

Then it was flavored with prairie herbs and dried plumbs, becoming a succulent dish which the plains tribes considered a delicacy.

And someone had thought to surround the creature with plumb-bobs to test for an incident side thrust; there was none; the plumbs were undisturbed.

But growers say that people are being conned because some spanish plumbs are being labelled as Victorias - which they're not:

Near them was a skeleton, on whose skull were assembled ninety-five painted ceramic fishing plumbs, as if fisherman net had been carefully folded and placed over his head.

But fruit wholesaler Peter Ford says there's no way that Spanish plumbs can ever compete with the quality of english plums, even if they are cheaper:

Established under the name of Plumbs Cross Roads on 28 January 1878, its name was changed to Roselms on 13 June 1892.

There was plumbs and grumes and cheriffs and citherers and raiders and cinemen too.

There are two chapels; the Plumbs' Chapel on the north side is dated 1716 and on the south side the Salisbury pew (formerly Isaac Green's Chapel) dates from 1739-40.

Like Carpenters Without Tools The central bank's predicament is akin to that of a team of carpenters who discover that their levels, plumbs and tape measures are no longer reliable and thus have to rely on the naked eye to make sure walls are vertical and floors horizontal.

You could have dropped a plumb line from the small of her back to the floor.

You could have used his spine to draw a plumb line.

He shook his head at the landscaping over my new plumbing lines.

Straight as a plumb line she sat down opposite his desk.

The part that is cut off should then be hung in sequence with a plumb line.

Next I checked the depth of the hole, using a board and a plumb line.

It even gave instructions on how to obtain measurements using the plumb line.

It involved the use of a bar with a plumb line, attached to a wooden handle.

The supporting leg is seen behind an arm on the same side that hangs down like, in effect, a plumb line.

She tried setting up long plumb lines and dropping things, with inconclusive results.

To keep the shafts to the correct alignment, plumb lines were used.

Take the time to do it right, he said, by masking off guides using a plumb line and blue tape.

Now everything from lasers to plumb lines is being used to gather information on the dome.

The plumb line in most mega-dollar book negotiations is secrecy.

The water is flushed out the drain hose to the sink or through the plumbing lines.

The cannons are set to the outside of the knee so an imaginary plumb line does not fall through middle.

Knee inclines forward, in front of a plumb line, when viewed from the side.

There is a sense of vulnerability when walls are down, plumbing lines disrupted or windows removed.

From the outside corner of the joint where the top plates meet on the ceiling drop a plumb line to the floor.

As a result, he said, it is necessary to disinfect not only the well itself but all of the plumbing lines and fixtures.

His books are as reliable as a plumb line.

The weakest, our physicist, had only to hold up a piece of string with a stone as plumb line.

We recorded each area of spatter using a scale and a plumb line."

Both are based on rectilinear forms, corners crisp and plumb lines true.

In addition I had a number of tools for measuring: a tape, a square, a spirit level and a plumb line.