Sawhorse used in a sentence

Sawhorse in a sentence as a noun

Desk: two sawhorses tables, + view on the left, + view on the right.

It is nice, big, flat, quite light Ikea top on sawhorse style legs that are at their highest setting.

[1] The sawhorse version costs less than $50 [2] Nothing is attached

Even easier is using sawhorse brackets and 2"x4" lumber.

Could sworn it was a fiver because a sawhorse looks like an upside-down V. Guess I got my etymologies confused.

On the other hand we would never say dua kuru-kuru to mean "two horses" since that would probably mean "two sawhorses" instead.

Since the sawhorse legs grasp the horizontal crossbars like giant clothespins, they could also be moved inward somewhat with minimal loss of support.

As a result, if a large number of sawhorses were erected in a dark location, eventually all the lights would get into synchronization.