I am one of those men you see looking through the plywood.

She opened the plywood door and put on the light.

The game is usually played on a board made of plywood.

They had a real room with plywood walls and a door.

One of the seven who died worked in a plywood store on the ground floor.

So too are some of the people in the plywood "press box."

"I thought you were supposed to put the plywood on the outside of the window."

Day 1, pieces of plywood and plans on the floor.

All parts were made from plywood and other common materials.

It would go through the hull like so much plywood.

Then through the gap, up and onto his plywood floor.

He had to design the very machines that made the plywood.

The sides were open, and the body was almost plywood in structure.

In a corner of the room was a small plywood stage.

The news set was cut off from the outside now, a small, empty, plywood box of a place.

Many buildings near the site still have plywood over their windows.

Many stores are out of plywood, used to board up windows.

Some held pieces of plywood with their names written on them.

Some projects require that you use or at least understand plywood.

"She put up the plywood to keep him in," I said.

"The big piece of plywood we used for my train."

I used the plywood to build a cube about on each side.

They took out the back seat and lined the space with plywood.

Some businesses hang on as the plywood goes up around them.

A truck or plywood building would be no sweat at all.

Then off I went to the men's department to ply my new skills.

Perhaps they did not have to ply their trade on the streets.

And at this rate, he'd never get another chance to ply his trade.

The roads are now good enough to ply around the town.

Each time, the hard workers ply him with food for his backpack.

Right from the start, they are encouraged to ply their trade.

"So why would he ply his trade in such an empty area?"

He'd ply her with questions and refuse to answer any himself!

See, here he comes, and I must ply my theme.

She'd loved to ply the needles since she was a girl.

"I am going to ply you with strong drink," he said.

Worse, without boots, she could not continue to ply her trade.

The two women ply their trade on the streets of Madrid.

What a romantic and dangerous sort of trade you two must ply.

He was going to one of the new places to ply his trade."

It seems as though more food vendors than ever ply the streets.

One response has been to ply executives with even more options.

Which ought to leave room for Rover to ply her trade.

I would get up and talk to Cassidy, ply her a little, but there is no time.

But I continued to ply my needle, and she watched me.

Particularly for an ambitious young fellow who can ply a press.

People gave him room because it was in these moments he began to ply his cane.

No quarter was to be given in an effort to ply the other side with liquor.

A courtier would not ply it so, for a place.

And over all, about 12,000 registered lobbyists ply their trade there.

Putting another ply on top the same way creates an additional problem.

Today, it is more usual to replace the base with marine ply.

A new square of ply had been nailed securely in place.

Her lift was with only a single ply piece suit, and knee wraps.

The top ply (inside) is made of bleached chemical pulp.

The standard tire size for both models was 10.00x20 14 ply.

About 56 Skuas were built, mostly by their owners in marine ply.

With the next ply showing a clear advantage.

That got me nowhere; I sim- ply did not have enough information.

The wing and rear fuselage were covered from flat sheets of ply.

Each ply is placed into a cylinder, and pressure is applied from both sides.

Radial ply has been attempted, but found to provide undesirable handling characteristics.

As knitters we still talk about the 'ply' of the yarn.

The edge of the ply grazed the back of his wrist, drawing blood.

The thinner ply of the top of the cabinet adds a certain resonance as well.

These novelty yarns are made of a thin central ply surrounded by short "hairs".

This is compensated by the increased speed of evaluation, which allows more Ply (game theory) to be examined.

But cloth is rarely cut this way, even when only one ply is cut at a time.

Economically, thinner ply is preferable, but needs strengthening to prevent curved steps.

"We'll run those common-language routines once again, doubling the ply depth.

It was buttoned up, well hidden beneath the thick double ply fly of his jeans.

I don't know the cost, but marine ply isn't cheap, so it is worth checking out.

"I've sim- 118 104 ply got to learn to row."

The second line indicates which variation of the PLY format this is.