chock

They're called wheel chocks, and they could save your life.

I threw her a quick so long and put the phone on its chocks.

The ground staff pulled away the chocks and the big blades began to move.

They had to brace its feet with chocks of wood.

Two of them tugged the chocks away from the wheels.

He removes the chocks and starts the plane by hand.

But it was just the big blocks and chocks tipping over.

The inquiry heard that all chocks were eventually accounted for.

He sighted across his bow chock and began to close the distance!

The chocks were away and the thing was turning.

Now's a really good time to use wheel chocks.

He was in a state of minor shock, as if someone had kicked the chocks away.

Chocks are placed for safety in addition to setting the brakes.

Most commonly, chocks are seen on aircraft and train cars.

I saw a pair of chocks go flying 20 feet.' "

Finally, she bent to pound the chocks back into place, then called, "Ready away!"

"All set," he said, removing the chock from the track.

My front lawn, for instance, is chock full of acorns.

To me, aesthetics are important, and the 4300 is chock full of pleasing design qualities.

I laid it down carefully on its chocks within the case, and stood erect again.

I waved my hand and the mechanic pulled the chocks from under the wheels.

The truck and trailer jolted hard against the chocks, but they held.

Chock is a Swedish horror television series that was broadcast in 1997.

This time when he pulled, the chocks moved- Carlos was firing rapidly now.

They seemed willing enough to rest, being chock full of good grass like they were.

Then they chock up the rest with advice to the Government.

"You know all vehicles are supposed to be chocked out here."

To the right the corridor ended in a door that was chocked open.

That was officially chocked and you went after it anyway.

Larry said to Kathryn as she gasped and chocked for air.

It was on an oil drum chocked against the bulkhead.

Jennifer's eyes widened with shock and she chocked back a cry.

Ollie opened the doors and chocked them, letting in some light.

The book is also chocked with sound and expert advice for beginning dessert cooks.

I chocked the wagons to make sure none were inside.'

He put them on and chocked his watch.

"Your old eyes charm the darkness better than mine," she said, chocking back a laugh.

I chocked, but slashed out with my scythe and made him sorry.

We need the other one, so lets stop chocking our sisters and instead use the hand to fight"

No sooner had the wheels been chocked than the cargo hatch came open.

"I've chocked the faculty roster with the 1979 year of graduation.

He laughed as she chocked and spit, drool running from her little mouth.

The door had been chocked open when he arrived with Nuie.

That was absurd, of course; it was carefully chocked in place.

Her hands had gone to her throat, as if she were chocking on a chicken bone.

Gagging and chocking, Charlotte accommodated it as best she could.

In doing this it has also chocked the sustainability of a productive and sustainable sector.

It was already on the transporter, but he hadn't chocked or strapped down.

They chocked it up with other little stones to make sure that it could never roll about.