Sure enough, when I twisted it, its head came off and revealed a hollow shaft.

No longer held back by the hollow shaft, it engulfed him in death!

Avoiding obvious dead ends, he soon reached the base of a hollow shaft.

The hollow shaft of the interior rose into dimness far above.

The core of the Tower was a hollow shaft.

The space between our wall and the adjoining apartment's had become a hollow shaft about a foot in width.

The cooling water reaches the space between the several chambers by an internal central hollow shaft.

The hollow shaft unit is 19mm diameter H7 and has a female key slot 6mm wide through the gearbox.

Vacuum conditions are being created through the hollow shaft of the pneumatic cylinder.

A full hollow shaft (folded cardan) drive system is also optional.

Then our cute little electric crane is going to drag up the hollow shaft - leaving you at the bottom!

Pedestal pumps have an electric motor attached to a hollow shaft about three feet long.

All of its long bones have hollow shafts.

He picked up a large hollow shaft.

There was a squashing, wet thud from the depths of the hollow shaft.

He put down the shakuhachi, although his hand did not stray far from its hollow shaft. '

Or was there, perhaps, a hollow shaft rising to the surface, somewhere along the ridge that seemed to lead shoreward?

It is connected to a vacuum line via a hollow shaft creating a negative pressure within the filter drum.

They generally have a hollow shaft to accommodate a shank onto which a nut is threaded.

Many players who use composite sticks tuck pieces of wood into the hollow shaft, their subtle nod to the past.

Stepper Motors are available in hollow shaft versions.

The sound is coming from a four-foot-wide hollow shaft, situated in the ceiling above the next rotor blade over.

A hollow shaft of lightweight metal held in place by tension, it could be dismantled by a child.

Motor power ranges from 0.03 to 75 kW Hollow shafts available through the whole product range.

Also, the camshaft was solid, although it would seem that the original hollow shaft construction could have provided equal stiffness with less weight.

The calamus has long been a symbol of male love.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of calamus for these uses.

Another group, together with the pastor, left to form a congregation in the town of Calamus.

It is a climbing plant and belongs to the species Calamus.

Its basal part, called a calamus, is embedded in the skin.

At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for calamus.

This has a large calamus at the end, giving it a club-like appearance.

"You can even find it sold at health food stores as calamus root or sweet flag."

I think they may have been worse than the ferns, especially those prickly Calamus!

In the poems the calamus is used as a symbol of love, lust, and affection.

Only the proportions are slightly different (one-half versus one part of calamus).

Because of the similar name, it is often regarded as the new Calamus for Mac.

The other extant manuscripts also list "Calamus" as the ingredient.

To date there is no solid evidence of any hallucinogenic substances in calamus.

Taking calamus along with sedative medications might cause too much sleepiness.

Heavy use of calamus in such a recipe would render the host inedible.

It is believed by some that calamus is a hallucinogen.

Some people apply calamus directly to the skin to treat certain skin diseases.

It is thought that chemicals in calamus cause muscle relaxation and sedation.

If you are using calamus despite safety concerns, stop using it at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.

Randall and Caldwell also described three other species of Calamus in the paper.

In foods, calamus is used as a spice.

A calamus, the stem of a reed sharpened to a point, or bird feathers were used for writing.

At lower elevations Calamus palms and bamboo are found.

Those wishing to form a worshipping community selected a site southeast of Calamus to build their church.