screed

This was another paper with a long screed on it.

A float is used after the surface has been made level using a screed.

Thomas was doing so silently as he heard this screed.

For conventional screeds, the drying period required is about 28 days even today.

You would have no duty to print racist screeds, for example.

Others say she turned a personality clash into a feminist screed.

Such nonsense we did never hear As this prophetic screed!

It was a screed against the young and rich.

"But we want everyone at the table, so the industry is not driven with hysterical screeds to the Hill."

You write all this screed down and then you never look at it.

And how much longer is this screed going to run?)

Time describes the novel as "a screed against models and celebrity."

This is not yet another screed about genetically engineered food, but a matter of aesthetics.

I am sorry to say, your screed falls directly in with all the other tabloids.

One more anti-Giuliani screed or an actual comment on the question at hand?

On top, a sand/cement screed gives a solid, level floor finish.

He liked the book and thought his author's screed offered a memorable marketing hook.

This is often a screed box or ribbon gun.

The paver should provide a smooth uniform surface behind the screed.

Fortunately, I have a place for my wildly inaccurate and unreasonable screeds.

But American officials said it was a meandering screed that proposed no solutions to the nuclear issue.

But I am carried away into poetic delicacies inappropriate for political screeds.

Many thought it was some sort of radical screed, and they opposed it.

The Web often serves as a greater source of innuendo and political screed than hard facts.

These diatribes are remarkably similar to later screeds against rock and rap.