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a wide silvery adhesive tape intended to seal joints in sheet metal duct work but having many other uses
duct tape holds the world together
How To Use duct tape In A Sentence
- Normally, when we refer to the term "bricked", we mean it in a negative way, but Dutch maker Guus Oosterbaan managed to turn this negative into a positive by using a cheesy off-the-shelf Pong console after gutting it to wrap it all up in some duct tape, followed by embedding it within a concrete block. Ubergizmo
- Reed did a bit of quick carpentry to repair the breaks, lashing them back together with something the Vikings could have used, duct tape.
- They bound our hands and feet with parachute cord and duct tape.
- duct tape holds the world together
- Neither duct tape nor electrical tape could provide a waterproof, durable repair.
- A party held together with spit, chewing gum, baling wire, and duct tape A party held together with spit, chewing gum, baling wire, and duct tape
- We returned nestlings to their nests and repaired cavities with duct tape.
- He has literally kept some of our offices and machines working by duct tape and force of will alone.
- The actor has a dozen or so tattoos and a pair of jeans so worn they are held together with duct tape. Times, Sunday Times
- On board the most complex machine yet built, ground control showed the crew how to modify an air filter with duct tape, cardboard and a sock. Times, Sunday Times