scaffolding pole

There was an old lorry parked at the end, loaded with scaffolding poles.

Objects thrown into the river range from scaffolding poles to a Mini.

Attempts were made to push out the burning fuel with scaffolding poles.

Scaffolding pole holes and garderobes can still be seen in the structure.

In such cases, props should be strutted or 'laced' with scaffolding poles.

Petrol was ignited on the road and young men threw wood and scaffolding poles at police.

The crowd attacked the vans with wooden staves and scaffolding poles.

At places gaunt scaffolding poles rose like the branchless trees of the brick desert.

He peered at the collapsed piles of wooden scaffolding poles atop the platforms.

The two removed the metal windows of their cells and are understood to have scaled the fence with a scaffolding pole.

Scaffolding poles loaded on the lorry smashed the rear window sprinkling glass through the bus.

I saw a young guy with a scaffolding pole and he made as if he was going to throw it through the window of my shop.

Clay was originally used to bind the stone and there are holes in the walls for timbers or scaffolding poles.

As he stepped past the truck, he was hit by a westbound cab and thrown into a scaffolding pole.

My brother got sent home from Munich for stitching up one of their football supporters with a scaffolding pole even though it wasn't his fault!"

He was able to fly through the arch reliably by aligning two scaffolding poles, one in the river and one on the far bank.

Rigged across the hole was a lattice of small scaffolding poles bolted together to hold a heavy metal pulley.

On the sidewalk outside, a bloodstained blue dress shirt lay on the ground, alongside a torn white undershirt wrapped around a scaffolding pole.

Lewes had some towers made of scaffolding poles from which men could swing from ropes to simulate the final drop of landing.

Paul Irvine, a police sergeant, said the van he and six other officers were sitting in was attacked by rioters using scaffolding poles, bricks and bolts.

ONE BUCK braced himself with his elbow crooked around a scaffolding pole.

He and Mr Cook were raising scaffolding poles in an area that was not secured by the employers; the power lines were not switched off.

It was a zoo up here: teams putting up bunting, unloading fold-up wooden chairs from trucks, lumbering around with scaffolding poles over their shoulders.

Similarly, in Morphitis v. Salmon (1990), a scratch to a scaffolding pole did not affect its value or usefulness and thus damage had not been proved.

But before leaving, Sergeant Guzman plastered "Yo Soy El Army" stickers onto the scaffolding poles.