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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The rowel on the spur accidentally scratched the horse's flank.
The cowboy used the rowel to gently nudge the horse forward.
The rowel dug into the horse's flesh, causing it to buck and kick.
The rowel dug into the horse's side, spurring it into a gallop.
The rowel was decorated with intricate patterns and designs.
The rider accidentally struck his own leg with the rowel, causing a painful scratch.
The rider used the rowel to urge the horse to go faster.
The farmer used a rowel to cut the hay bales into smaller pieces for the animals.
The mechanic replaced the old rowel with a new one on the circular saw.
The saw operator had to wear protective gear while using the rowel to avoid injury.
The operator ensured that the rowel was securely attached to the saw blade before starting the machine.
The dentist used a small rowel to drill into the patient's tooth.
The circular rowel was perfect for cutting curves in the sheet metal.
The rowel of the crane was damaged, causing the load to swing dangerously.
The cowboy attached a rowel to his spur before riding his horse.
The rowel spun as the rider kicked the horse's side.
The rowel on the end of the fencing foil was a simple, yet elegant design.
To create a flower design, use the rowel stitch.
The rowel stitch is often used in quilting to add texture and dimension to the design.
With practice, one can create beautiful patterns with the rowel stitch.
By using the rowel stitch, she was able to create a realistic-looking feather in her embroidery project.
The key to creating texture in embroidery is using a variety of stitches, including the rowel stitch.
Adding rowel stitch to the edges of a fabric creates a finished look.
The rowel was made of high-quality steel for durability.
The rowel was damaged and needed to be replaced.
The rowel needed to be oiled to prevent corrosion.
The rowel was located at the base of the rudder.
The rowel was made of durable stainless steel.
The ship's rowel can be damaged by rocks or other debris in the water.
The designer used a rowel to make holes in the paper for binding the book.
The craftsman used a rowel to make evenly spaced holes in the fabric.
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