"Pickaxe" Example Sentences
1. The miner swung his pickaxe with all his might.
2. The pickaxe broke through the rock, revealing a vein of gold.
3. I need to go buy a pickaxe for our camping trip.
4. Martha used the pickaxe to dig out the roots of the stubborn tree.
5. The pickaxe made a loud clanging sound as it hit the boulder.
6. Jack sharpened the pickaxe before setting off on his expedition.
7. The pickaxe was heavy, but Jerry was determined to carry it all the way to the top.
8. The miners used their pickaxes to carve out tunnels through the mountain.
9. The pickaxe was rusted and dull from years of disuse.
10. The pickaxe was too heavy for the young boy to lift.
11. Rachel gripped the pickaxe tightly and struck the ground with force.
12. John placed the pickaxe against the wall and wiped the sweat from his forehead.
13. The pickaxe was the perfect tool for dismantling the old fence.
14. The miner's pickaxe got stuck in the rock and he had to pry it loose.
15. The pickaxe gleamed in the sunlight as it struck the earth.
16. Sarah needed the pickaxe for her landscaping project.
17. The pickaxe was sharp enough to chip away at the hard clay.
18. The workers used pickaxes to break up the concrete for removal.
19. The pickaxe was instrumental in clearing a path through the dense forest.
20. The pickaxe was an essential tool for the railroad workers.
21. Tina rented a pickaxe from the hardware store for her backyard excavation.
22. The pickaxe was old and worn, its handle was smooth from years of use.
23. The miner's pickaxe struck something hard and metallic.
24. The pickaxe was too cumbersome to use in the cramped mine shafts.
25. The pickaxe was the only tool capable of breaking through the frozen ground.
26. The pickaxe was used to break open the locked chest.
27. The ancient tools of the pickaxe still held their value today.
28. The pickaxe was heavy, but necessary for breaking up the asphalt pavement.
29. The pickaxe belonged to the great-grandfather who worked in the mines.
30. The pickaxe was put to good use in the construction of the log cabin.
Common Phases
1. Swinging the
pickaxe forcefully;
2. Digging deep into the ground with the
pickaxe;
3. Chipping away at the solid rock with the
pickaxe;
4. Hitting the
pickaxe against the stubborn surface;
5. Chopping off small pieces of the ground with the
pickaxe;
6. Maneuvering the
pickaxe in different angles to break the surface;
7. Striking the
pickaxe with precise force in order to avoid injury;
8. Stopping to catch a breath after using the
pickaxe for a while;
9. Picking up the pieces of rubble and tossing it aside with the
pickaxe;
10. Relentlessly using the
pickaxe to reach the desired depth.