Whiskers

The minimalist couch had no whiskers or other embellishments, giving it a sleek and modern appearance.

He carefully inserted the whiskers into the beaker to check the temperature of the chemical solution.

She dipped the whiskers in the sauce to check if it was hot enough.

The barista inserted the whiskers in the milk to froth it to the right temperature.

The chef dipped the whiskers in the soup to check if it was hot enough.

The winemaker used the whiskers to monitor the temperature of the wine during fermentation.

The caterer used the whiskers to ensure that the hot chocolate was perfect for the guests.

The student used the whiskers to measure the temperature of the water in the science lab.

The divers inspected the whiskers for any signs of damage.

The supply ship docked at the base of the whiskers to offload equipment.

The seismic survey team used a boat to tow their equipment behind the whiskers.

The oil company sent a team to inspect the whiskers.

The whiskers of the oil rig swayed in the rough sea.

The captain steered the tanker towards the whiskers to load up on crude oil.

The platform was built on top of several interconnected whiskers.

The company invested in new whiskers for their offshore drilling.

The massive whiskers held the rig steady during the storm.

The workers had to replace one of the whiskers due to corrosion.

The oil rig was supported by a network of sturdy whiskers.

The crew had to remove barnacles from the whiskers of the platform.

The helicopter flew over the whiskers on its way to the oil rig.

The farmer checked the whiskers to measure the water flow in the irrigation system.

The farmer used the whiskers to measure the water flow in the irrigation system.

The meteorologist relied on the whiskers to measure the wind speed.

The plumber used the whiskers to check the flow of water through the pipes.

The engineer relied on the whiskers to measure the flow rate of the chemical reaction.

The technician used the whiskers to monitor the oil flow in the machine.

The fisherman used the whiskers to determine the speed of the current.

The pilot checked the speed of the plane with the whiskers.

The factory worker used the whiskers to check the flow of the liquid during production.

The technician attached the whiskers to the pipe to measure the flow rate.

The speedboat driver checked the whiskers to see if they were functioning correctly before starting the race.

The captain ordered the crew to hoist the jib and secure the whiskers.

The sailor climbed the rigging and adjusted the whiskers to catch the wind.

The sails billowed out in the breeze as the whiskers held the jib in place.

The sailor used a hammer to loosen the rusted bolts on the whiskers.

The crew replaced the old whiskers with new ones made of stronger metal.

The shipyard worker installed new whiskers on the bowsprit of the vessel.

The captain ordered the crew to adjust the whiskers to better control the jib.

The harsh saltwater caused corrosion on the whiskers, requiring regular maintenance.

The ship's design required two sets of whiskers to hold the jib properly.

The old wooden ship creaked as the whiskers strained against the force of the wind.

The captain yelled at the sailor for not securing the whiskers properly, causing the jib to flap in the wind.

The sailor climbed up the mast to check the condition of the whiskers.

The captain carefully maneuvered the ship, ensuring the whiskers didn't snag on any obstacles.

The sailor ducked under the whiskers as he climbed out to the end of the bowsprit.

The whiskers snapped in the strong winds, causing the jib to collapse.

The whiskers snapped in half during the storm, leaving the ship without a jib.

The ship's cat curled up on the whiskers to take a nap in the sun.

The old wooden whiskers needed to be replaced with a new metal one.