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Fence in sentence

275 examples of Fence in a sentence

He's planning to eat that fence for dinner.
And when the kindergarten kids recently moved their gate, they found out the fence was made out of tapioca.
It's a fence from a 1930s shaper, which is a very angry woodworking machine.
And they gave me the fence, but they didn't give me the shaper, so we made a deadbolt out of it.
It's very easy to see where your fence ends, your neighbor's property begins.
And I snuck out behind, and there was a moat, a fence and a field of cows.
So before I had a chance to determine whether this was right or not, we had jumped the moat, we had climbed the fence, we were tiptoeing through the dung and approaching some poor, dozing cow.
So we were looking at how we could make a power station, that, instead of keeping people out and having a big fence around the outside, could be a place that pulls you in.
On the night of June 11th, 2003, he climbed up to the edge of the fence on the Manhattan Bridge and he leaped to the treacherous waters below.
And what they've done is they put a warning sign on every single barb on this fence.
Israeli Man: The fence has, in fact, created a solution to terror.
News Anchor: The clashes over the fence continue.
There are those individuals that if you observe them in their school, you see them running the periphery fence all the school day if you let them, to those individuals who cannot stop coming to you and trying to engage you repeatedly, relentlessly, but often in an awkward fashion, without that immediate resonance.
Joel Meyerowitz: And like all the other passersby, I stood outside the chain link fence on Chambers and Greenwich, and all I could see was the smoke and a little bit of rubble, and I raised my camera to take a peek, just to see if there was something to see, and some cop, a lady cop, hit me on my shoulder, and said, "Hey, no pictures!"
RT: My next invention is, I want to make an electric fence.CA: Electric fence?
Actually, if you want to use a vulture to try to find a body, look for a vulture in a tree or on a fence post.
It is said that the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, and I believe this is true, especially when I hear President Obama often talk about the Korean education system as a benchmark of success.
In the end, the grass is often greener on my side of the fence, although we don't realize it.
The example I started out with about lions hunting, that was a study we did behind the fence line of a protected area in South Africa.
As we cross this fence line, now we're getting into an area that has had protection from fire and zero elephants: dense vegetation, a radically different ecosystem.
There is a certain amount of continuity, but it's the same way there's continuity between having an iron fence outside your house that gets a little rust spot that you have to sand off and do a little repainting, and what happens if you leave the house for 100 years and it rusts through until it's only a pile of orange dust.
Here it is on a fence and a tree.
Indeed, for years, hackers have been on the wrong side of the fence, but in light of what we know now, who is more watchful of our online world?
I still remember the barbed wire fence that confined me.
I came across this quote by Wilbur: "If you are looking for perfect safety, you will do well to sit on a fence and watch the birds; but if you really wish to learn, you must mount a machine and become acquainted with its tricks by actual trial."
And I started to look at the programming in my church, and I started to build programs that would catch the at-risk youth, those who were on the fence to the violence.
And I'm a little bit slow, and I looked around me, and I said, I thought, maybe, the fence is missing.
Wasn't there a fence here last time I came?
You know, this big protective fence around the village, and they sort of looked at me and go, "Yeah, chief die."
What on Earth does chief die have to do with the fence?
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