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And you had to run along the plank to get on.

We'd better have only one at a time on the plank.

At 48, I am six months away from the end of their plank, which is 49.

Did you do away with your or just put a plank over the top?

"I thought you were going to make them walk the plank any second."

Once each head is out cold, the plank can be taken.

Ask a friend to hold the planks on the wall.

He closed the door and set the plank in place.

I know how to fall off a plank, if that's what you mean.

Soon she would drop the plank or fall to the ground.

And I felt like a man who was walking the plank, too.

It had a heavy plank door, which was now open.

"The whole point was to see who could get the best plank in front of the judge," said one.

I could only see a little, but enough to make out the walls and the plank floor.

The central plank of the new policy was rural development.

The plank on the table was about eight inches across.

If there was, would all them nice planks be here?

The enemy far down the plank road held his attention.

Heavy planks hit her on the back of the head.

She walked across the wide plank floor toward the table.

"We walked the plank too many times alone last year," he said.

The boarding plank had been taken up for the night.

"Will the last man off roll the plank up behind him?"

"They took us to the edge of the plank last year."

No more words were spoken the rest of the way up the plank.

He brought out the books, planked them on the desk.

The boats were planked in local red or white pine.

From her purse, she produced a notebook and planked it down hard.

This time, he had no chance to get away before the Turk's full weight planked on him.

Some of the more careful people planked the ceilings, and even had glass windows.

He planked it down upon the top of the safe; and for a moment, Harry thought that the bluff had worked.

Having nothing better to do the reporter planked his money on the counter of the ticket window.

The road cost $23,000, was 16-1/2 miles long and planked its entire length.

He planked a stack of newspapers upon the table.

There were bowls of stew planked down before them.

I planked it down in front of him.

Finally, the acting inspector planked the paper on the table beside the Chinese disk.

He planked the monkey wrench on the table beside the motor.

Elbows planked on the table, he was covering what he had done.

Suddenly, a hand planked itself upon his left.

Harry drank his coffee, planked down a nickel in payment.

With his right hand, he planked an automatic in Mildred's hand.

Lifting the mace with one hand, he planked it heavily upon the desk.

He was carrying a hand bag that he planked on the desk.

He planked a sample case on a trunk rack.

As that moment, Monte snatched the pamphlet away from him and planked it, still open, on the table.

The outriggers were planked over, but they didn't have railings.

With a satisfied sneer, she planked the stolen goods on the desk.

Or we might have a boat-bridge; boats planked together two and two.