- suspended.
Inexpensive modern tarpaulins are made from
woven polyethylene; This
material has
become so
commonly used for
tarpaulins that
people in some places...
-
insurgents in the jungles.
Alternatively the
French word 'bâche'
means tarpaulin and
comes ultimately from Latin. . Look up
basha in Wiktionary, the free...
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Tarpaulin Cove is a bay in
Dukes County, M****achusetts. It is
located on
Naushon Island 0.8
miles (1.3 km) east of
Kettle Cove and
northeast of Robinson's...
- for
tarpaulins include removable tarpaulin doors (nylon
pieces added to the main
openings in cold or
windy weather).
Different designs of
tarpaulin line...
- ox-drawn
wagon used for p****engers or
freight hauling. It has a canvas,
tarpaulin, or
waterproof sheet which is
stretched over
removable wooden bows (also...
-
vegetation (usually for fodder), and transport,
while most are
covered with
tarpaulins and are used by tourists. A
Shikara ride in Dal Lake is a
great way to...
-
Swiss Militärblachen, a kind of
Military Shelter-half, are
square tarpaulins printed with camouflage. They are used as rain protection, as
elements in...
- also
opposed tarpaulins depicting faces of politicians, even if they are his partymates, and had
ordered the
removal of
political tarpaulins since he ****umed...
-
coats and hats made from a
waterproof fabric,
called tarpaulin.
Sailors were thus
known as
Tarpaulins as
early as 1660.
Stanza 26 of the
Ballad of Gresham...
- to the
Tarpaulin Shop in 1950, and a new
Wagon Shop was also built. East Town
became particularly well
known was the
production of
tarpaulins to cover...
