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Coming straight down toward him was a flat-ended cylinder two hundred feet or more tall and more than half as wide.

The seventh setting was a blank, flat-ended cylinder with a small wire grid near the back.

Yis-hadra scraped at a bit of the cavern wall with a curved, flat-ended tool.

He ignored the burry voice, watched the weapon become a flat-ended cylinder with a grid near the handle.

Once they stopped to dig with their hands at the spot where one of the turtle tracks terminated on a flat-ended sand dune.

While they watched him, he examined the creature: rabbitlike, but with a long, flat-ended tail and no forepaws at all.

Unlike a royal sceptre, a baton is typically flat-ended, not crowned on one end with an eagle or globe.

Sikkukkut gathered up a silver cup from the table, a ball-like thing studded with thumbsized, flat-ended projections.

Their favored weapons are large, flat-ended swords called Walriblades, and gunpowder-based firearms like the musket and blunderbuss.

At Masa, a flat-ended red-lacquer spoon goes with the minced toro and caviar, and a silver one is used for the exquisite grapefruit granita.

Use a CNC-mill with a spade-shaped (i.e., a flat-ended cone) cutter or miniature end-mill to rout away the undesired copper, leaving only the traces.

Original M4 models had a flat-ended telescoping stock, but newer models are now equipped with a redesigned telescoping stock that is slightly larger with curvature at the end.

It is taken as the temperature at which the specimen is penetrated to a depth of 1 mm by a flat-ended needle with a 1 mm circular or square cross-section.

It was a loud and difficult task, but not as difficult as bucking which came next; this required the ore to be broken down into a powder or granules with a flat-ended cast iron hammer.

The Sidehammer had a flat-ended grip, while the House and Cloverleaf models had all of them a recognizable bird's head grip, but that wasn't either an innovation, it was common, for example, in Derringers or other handguns of the time.

But in 2004, residents of Wellington Way were dismayed when they learned that their flat-ended cul-de-sac would become a through street as the adjacent Diamond T Ranch, a horse ranch, is developed into a residential subdivision called Steeplechase of Eagan.