(1) He taught his sons the Bible and beat them with a razor strop .

(2) This can be done by rubbing away surplus metal with a grindstone, whetstone, oilstone, steel, ceramic rod, leather strop or the palm of your hand.

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(4) My father was typical - he didn't hesitate taking the razor strop to me.

(5) The pilot ejected and Newcastle's sea boat was launched to help the aviator, arriving in time to help him into the winch strop of a Soviet rescue helicopter.

(6) Dad was one that when he got mad at us, he hit us with a razor strop .

(7) First there are the six years, age six to twelve, of being beaten severely once a week with a razor strop by his ex-soldier father.

(8) Nathalie gets in a strop and makes to leave

(9) That segued into a series of small sounds: another drawer opening and closing, the little splash of water and the quick slapping of a razor against a strop a time or two.

(10) We'll do that by stropping , which work hardens this tiny filament and breaks it off.

(11) AB Troy Norris from HMAS Coonawarra Naval Stores lowers the strops from a crane.

(12) We stropped our straight razors, brandished horsehair wands.

(13) Having arrived at the payload you can begin to rig the lift using either rope or the supplied attachment strops .

(14) Our feet were jammed into strops , our hands wrapped around canvas handles.

(15) He'd seen her often in the past weeks: in the morning as he stropped his razor, in the evening as he wrung dingy water from his satin gloves.