"Prongs" Example Sentences
1. The fork has four prongs.
2. The pitchfork has several prongs.
3. The deer's antlers have multiple prongs.
4. The hair clip has two prongs.
5. The gardening rake has many prongs.
6. The plug has three prongs.
7. The trident has three sharp prongs.
8. The tuning fork has two prongs.
9. The lobster claw has two prongs and a spike.
10. The grappling hook has multiple prongs for stability.
11. The fishing hook has a single prong for bait.
12. The barbecue skewer has a pointed prong for easy skewering.
13. The comb has multiple prongs for detangling hair.
14. The holder has multiple prongs to keep pens and pencils organized.
15. The hairpiking has thin and sharp prongs.
16. The triceps had three prongs and are characterised by the sharing of axons in the sensilla.
17. The strap has the fastening prongs and the holes to fix the buckle.
18. The thing is equipped with a neon green pen, three prongs, and something that looks like a speaker.
19. The species differs in having swollen caudal peduncles that bear a series of up to 18 prongs each side.
20. The harness of the invention can preferably be adjusted by removing and/or adding prongs to one or more of the connectors.
21. The organism has a very elongated body, with up to 40 pairs of very long, slender legs inserted into grooves or prongs along the side of the body.
22. The barb typically has three distinct prongs which are all angled in the same direction, creating a fish-hook barb which is difficult to remove.
23. The introduction of the bivoltine silkworm, a disease-resistant variety with fewer cocoon prongs, has led to a resurgence in sericulture.
24. The peristome is reduced and almost obsolete, appearing as a shiny white rim around the sporangium, but no prongs are visible.
25. The harness has the at least two prongs embedded in the connector body and extending from the first surface of the connector body.
26. The sea spider has long piping legs which are longer than its body and claw-like "prongs" at the end.
27. The individual is covered with rows of fine, downward-projecting, spiny prongs that function as an excellent self-defense mechanism.
28. The ribbon has a zigzag of diagonal prongs across its width.
29. The tip of the prongs is typically sharpened to make insertion into wood material easier.
30. The band has double overlapping prongs that are gently pulled over and removed from the teeth after treatment.
Common Phases
1. The
prongs on the fork were shiny; they reflected the light beautifully.
2. The plug had three
prongs; it was designed for a grounded electrical outlet.
3. The rake had pointed
prongs; they were perfect for collecting leaves and debris.
4. The pitchfork had long, sharp
prongs; they were used to move hay and straw.
5. The hairbrush had flexible
prongs; they detangled hair without causing damage.
6. The crab had sharp
prongs on its legs; they helped it to climb and grip surfaces.
7. The belt buckle had two
prongs; they secured the belt in place.
8. The grill had metal
prongs; they held the food and prevented it from falling through.
9. The pliers had pointed
prongs; they were used to grip and twist wires.
10. The garden cultivator had curved
prongs; they loosened soil and aerated the ground.