Crick

The jeweler used a crick to shape the metal into the perfect circle for the pendant.

The blacksmith skillfully wielded the crick to create the intricate designs on the wrought-iron gate.

The jewelry maker used a crick to form the gold wire into a graceful hoop.

The metalworker used a crick to bend the metal pipe into the right angle for the plumbing.

The metalworker used a crick to bend the aluminum frame of the bike into a sleek, aerodynamic shape.

The sculptor carefully used a crick to shape the metal wire into a lifelike figure.

The mechanic used a crick to straighten the dented car door.

She used a crick to shape the metal wire into a heart for her jewelry design.

The artisan used a crick to shape the pewter candlestick into an intricate spiral design.

The metalworker used a crick to bend the steel pipe.

The artisan used a crick to bend the metal into the intricate pattern for the gate.

The welder used a crick to shape the metal rod for the fence.

The mechanic used a crick to bend the metal sheet into the right angle.

He fashioned the metal sculpture by using a crick to give it a fluid, curved shape.

The carpenter used a crick to bend the metal strip to create the perfect frame for the window.

The silversmith used a crick to bend the silver wire into an elegant handle for the teapot.

He had to use a crick to shape the metal into the desired form for his sculpture.

The blacksmith used a crick to bend the iron bar into shape.

The farmer used the crick to irrigate his crops.

The property value went up when the crick was cleaned up.

The trail ran alongside the crick and provided beautiful scenery.

The construction company used a crick to determine the size of the lot for the new building.

The crick unit of measurement is commonly used in civil engineering projects.

The survey team used a crick to mark the location of the utility lines on the property.

The crick measurement helped the city planner to determine the appropriate size for the new park.

The land developer used a crick to measure the slope of the hill.

The crick unit of measurement is still used in some rural areas to measure land.

The land surveyor used a crick to measure the distance between the two points.

The real estate agent had to calculate the price of the land using the crick unit of measurement.