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• The whittlers are still trying to cut this one back.
• Dany Carter was a prolific whittler of figures and animals.
• "I wanted to be a whittler, " says Sterbenz.
• The Millers say they are a family of whittlers.
• They take offense at being likened to whittlers.
• A whittler, he used his newfound free time to pursue an interest in carving.
• Cigar boxes were made of fine woods like mahogany and cedar, and whittlers loved them.
• A thick, wooden bench sits in front, with whittlers'scars gouged deep in the seat.
• The large number of whittlers and a lack of distinguishing features makes it difficult to distinguish between different whittlers.
• The large number of whittlers and a lack of distinguishing features makes it difficult to distinguish between different whittlers.
• While there were many horse whittlers in the early production of Dala horses, there were comparatively few horse painters.
• But today's fashion-conscious waist whittlers, brides and prom-goers need a little guidance when it comes to sucking in.
• Her first short horror story, " Whittler, " was published in David B . Silva's " The Horror Show " magazine in 1984.
• The longest reigning champion was Mike George, who held the title for 81 days . The shortest reigning champion was Whitey Whittler, whose inaugural reign lasted only 28 days.
• Several of the club's whittlers had served as members of the jury during Atkins's court proceedings, and they presented the gavel as a token of their appreciation.
• Gardener, whittler, owner of Burton Gallery & Emporium, Alexander has taken the creation of the garden chair to a surprising place that combines whimsy, art and passion.
• He is like a whittler, certain that he can shave five-hundredths of a second here or there, even a full tenth of a second, from Greene's best.
• A whittler since boyhood, he studies peach pits for images outlined by surface ridges and creases-- " Every one you pick up, you can find something, " he says.
• Most of the artists were anonymous, Wallach said, " working-class, frugal, often inveterate whittlers, tinkerers, inventors, sometimes artisans by profession, and discontent to be idle ."
• Among its cast members are those who grew up in the area and recall how things used to be in the days when women gossiped at quilting bees, men chewed the fat on the whittler's bench and girls and their beaus courted at church suppers.