| When dry, make a bradawl hole through one part, to reach the powder. |
| Around the cell are a number of small holes, looking as if they had been bored with a bradawl. |
| Mr bradawl had a pretty tough job of it, for the oak was hard. |
| The youngster, a Year 10 student, confronted an older pupil with a weapon, believed to be either a knife or a bradawl, a sharp woodworking tool, before punching him. |
| Through the balancing point G a bradawl is stuck, and on that as pivot the whole readily revolves. |
| He waved his hand deprecatingly, the bradawl used for his work in it. |
