I was low down along a sort of duckboard behind the bar and half turned on my left side.

Where there is no duckboard, the conditions can sometimes be very muddy.

Here and there a duckboard keeps your feet off the mud.

He was lying on the ground, on the streaming duckboard.

When you put lengths of duckboard on top of it, what would that do?

The cross on its duckboard ribbon gleamed even in the dull winter light.

Duckboard bridges were laid across the British front trench.

I pushed him off and he fell on the duckboard floor, staring up at me with wide, panic-stricken eyes.

The station is unique, in that the flooring is composed of duckboard.

Not a duckboard tilted or a foot squelched.

Flashback to a dirt street with duckboard sidewalks.

We came off the pathway on to the road, stepping along a wooden duckboard to cross a drainage ditch.

Beyond him, in Peg's line of sight, a wet forearm print appeared on the duckboard beside the pool.

The mud is not nearly as frequent or deep as hikes in the south west, due mainly to the duckboard.

A duckboard is a platform made of wooden slats built over muddy ground to form a dry passageway.

The gangplank is but a few feet of duckboard, and the purser and passenger are mannequins.

Duckboard stripes on my behind."

Trying to manoeuvre a stretcher in the short, narrow lengths of duckboard, around the jagged corners was ghastly.

General John J. Pershing authorized a duckboard shoulder patch for the units.

And a pants outsizinned on the Doughertys' duckboard pointing to peace at home.

Ruth let him fall onto his cot, and watched impassively as he tried to vomit onto the duckboard floor.

He hesitated a long second, then ran to the left, hitting the duckboard sidewalk in four strides, then up the steps of the barroom porch.

This earned Butler another nickname, "Old Duckboard."

There are long sections of duckboard (boardwalk) which consist of split logs embedded in the ground, held together with wire and nails.

In winter, the mud is frozen solid early in the morning, however offsetting this is the problem of slippery ice on the duckboard.

Also, there was nothing he could do about the duckboards.

She lay back on the duckboards, and pulled him down with her.

Near him the mud under the duckboards was nearly dry.

And the old man took off down the duckboards.

It was a simple matter to lay them like duckboards across the basement.

Doing this means that people can walk on the dry duckboards instead of the muddy ground.

The floor of the trench was usually covered by wooden duckboards.

Very wide duckboards are used sometimes so that wheelchair users can use them.

Specially wide duckboards are often used to provide wheelchair access.

When he caught up with them Sam was bent over, one arm around a man sitting on the duckboards.

All right, let's put the parapet up three feet and raise the duckboards the same amount.

'We had to put duckboards down to get to them,' says Miles.

Sometimes there were duckboards around the lips of the huge shell craters.

He lay cold, and decidedly uncomfortable, on the duckboards under the tarp.

The footprints on the duckboards were fading fast in the dry sunny air.

Half the duckboards were under water, and there was a single strand of cable for a handhold.

They had laid duckboards down on the marshy ground to make a platform, and set a chair for the King.

He gave it back to Whoopy and stepped down on to the duckboards.

He bundled the coat around his bare toes and leaned back against the duckboards.

Wooden duckboards were the only way to traverse the ground, and soldiers who slipped off often drowned.

If he wanted to lie her down on the duckboards- Her mind shied away from that line of thought.

Duckboards can be nailed into logs with wooden stakes.

Bare feet-no wonder he'd padded so silently across the duckboards!

You should use duckboards over fragile roofs and other fragile surfaces.

And-with her other hand, still holding the pistol-pointed to the bag on the duckboards.