Busted but good

Usage examples of nailed.

It looked like someone had taken a nail gun, one of those industrial size nail guns, and nailed the man to the wall.

From the looks of things he was shot behind the ear and nailed to the wall.

I did so, very shallowly, as I moved across the dark room and ripped down the hide that had been tightly nailed across the window.

Emmanuel looked out, she had jumped away from the gunpowder, and was examining an enormous box enclosing a grandfather clock, the gilded facedecorated with three animated sailing ships on a sea of silverpeeping out behind the protective laths nailed over it.

The hospital building itself, a VA facility of iron-colored brick and steep slate roofs, is closed and cordoned, bright pine boards nailed across every possible access and aperture, with really stern government signs about trespassing.

The Mad Stork had even nailed down the fact that Orin was still in metro-Boston at B.

It occurred to me that the movement of the amputated knob perfectly schematized what it would look like for someone to try to turn somersaults with one hand nailed to the floor.

But in the churches, where poverty came to him for consolation, she saw him nailed to the cross with insolent gold, she saw silks and satins flaunting in the fact of want.

A pair of eyes color amber, of stunned expression nailed in Charlie and during some moments the boy seemed disoriented completely, as if there was been walking in sonambulismo state.

Julie nailed the end of the pencil in the sort of his jeans and - she broke.

It removed the knife from canvas stock-market and it nailed it in the flank of the tire of the Blazer.

Incapable to continue watching Zack, it turned aside the Vista and it nailed it in the adolescent of the window that watched it with expression of boring impatience.

He nailed the brakes, he opened the door of a pull and he threw himself of the car in flank movement, landing on the furrows drawn up in the snow.

But it knew that it finished being mistaken when he nailed the glance in his lips.

Julie separated the glance and she nailed in the wine color ruby of its glass, afraid of which its state of fatigue and weakness urged to believe it the lie that he was about to to say to him.