The church passed around a four-page sign-up sheet listing every area of the facility.

We circulate a sign-up sheet with hour-long blocks of time, provide prayer resources, open the sanctuary at the beginning of the vigil, and see that the last person locks up.

After the presentation, we circulated sign-up sheets among the seventy-some present.

The snuggest of sanctuaries has to be the bed, but silk sheets will make it extra cosy.

The seats, later converted to beds, were covered in silk sheets.

Tonight we will kip on a camp bed in a traditional mud-floored, reed-walled thatched hut: the luxury of authenticity rather than silk sheets.

These are back to basics, off-grid 'wild glamping' tents— there are no silk sheets or hairdryers here.

Its compartments have hand-carved wooden panels and hand-woven silk sheets.

Simply spread a sheet over the area to be planted and secure it with pegs to the raised bed surround.

Some of them live on the edge of financial collapse each time they print out a new spread sheet.

Incredibly, in 2008, the stores could not access the internet or produce a spread sheet.

I would spread a sheet of paper on the ground and draw the countryside.

One may spread a sheet, however, over the frame of a two-post bed.

The stressstrain graphs of cold-formed steel sheet mainly fall into two categories.

This may be made of brickwork for a stationary boiler, or steel sheet for a locomotive.

The port receives lumber, salt for water softening, automobiles, and steel sheet and plate.

These products are typically made from cold rolled carbon steel sheet with a zinc-plated and chromated bright surface finish.

It features stiffer body joins and use of more plated steel sheet for improved durability and reliability.

Recessed into a thick sheet of balsa wood were hideous metal cylinders and terminals with wires protruding.

The small arches of the bridge created such a barrier to the flow of the river that the ice floes froze together into a thick sheet.

It was constructed from a single piece that could be pressed from a single thick sheet of steel, giving it added strength.

A framework of 24 steel girders was built on a concrete base, and a skin of 5mm thick sheet metal was riveted to the framework.

Many manufacturers provide minimum 24 gauge (nominal: 0.0239 inch; 0.61 mm) thick sheet steel in self-framing wall designs.

The nomadic artists of the company theater move from one village to another, pitch tin sheet tents and stage plays.

The team has so far delivered more than 11,000 corrugated tin sheets, 4,000 pieces of timber and tool kits to build shelters using these materials.

Rusty old tin sheets are nailed on to the roof or the sides of buildings to give them a slapdash appearance.

The counterfort with the staircase was roofed with wooden boards and tin sheets in 1869.

The depot has a hip roof, covered with tin sheets stamped to look like mission tiles.

By the time they revisited the apartment 24 hours after she was taken, cleaners had washed the sheets, blankets and pillowcase.

You may well end up doing the laundry, but if you wash the sheets, she might be willing to spend more time between them.

It's almost as much fun as doing it yourself, and you don't need to wash the sheets.

She stops off to check whether a washing machine in one of the outbuildings has finished its cycle and curses when she sees it hasn't washed some sheets properly.

You just washed your sheets and carried on.