Sport and Spectacle', 306 The 'carceres' took up the angled end of the track,Balsdon, 'Life and Leisure', 314-19 and the chariots were loaded into spring-loaded gates.

More elaborate types often look better if the ends are mitered and small wedges of identical molding, called returns, are glued to the angled ends to square them off.

The carceres took up the angled end of the track, and the chariots were loaded into spring-loaded gates.

Their original observation end was found to give limited views, so British Railways rebuilt them with a more angled end and added larger windows, running in this form from 1959 to 1968.

Each piece is cut off at a 45-degree angle, as shown here, then the two angled ends are overlapped, as illustrated, before being nailed in place.

The technique most often used to accomplish this is mitering (cutting the ends of pieces off at an angle and joining them by placing the angled ends together).

The border of one may start with a thin line running above a row of triangles standing on their angled end.

It flashed back on high with the scarlet length of Cherkis's son sprawled along its angled end.

The angled end of the waist is also different than the other Kitty Hawks, bearing a closer resemblance to that of the Nimitz class.

Fit the replacement channels against the sides of the sashes so that the angled end of each channel points downward, with the long edge away from you.