He rigged himself out as a peddler.
Two-masted vessel square-rigged on the foremast and fore-and-aft rigged on the mainmast.
Others point out that the market will be rigged.
Our boat has been rigged up with new sails.
They rigged up a tent with old cardboard pieces.
The mast below the topgallant mast in a square-rigged ship and highest in a fore-and-aft-rigged ship.
A makeshift bed was rigged up for the sick person.
I was accepted for the job and rigged out in a uniform.
This election will not be an exact rerun of the rigged referendum.
Stir-fry well after turn off the heat with plate rigged up.
The silos were rigged with phone lines and calls could be placed and received.
We went up against a legal system that's rigged for big corporations.
The investigation was later debunked when it was discovered that an expert had rigged a car to accelerate irregularly.
Mr Yar'Adua lacks legitimacy in the eyes of many Nigerians because the elections in April were so patently rigged.
My buddy Herbie Homes and I rigged up a battery and two key sets and practiced sending messages.
Yushchenko beat Yanukovich in the re-run of the rigged 2004 election that triggered the "Orange Revolution" protests.
Loyal guards had rigged up an antenna enabling him to hear foreign news, Mr Gorbachev explained: "the BBC sounded the best".
This can also be constructed for corrals, can be "rigged" to the sheep, but sheep manure long cycle is very long.
No wonder, then, that countries with developing and emerging economies are suspicious of international agreements, fearful that the rules are rigged to favour the privileged and the powerful.
Relations between Moscow and Minsk have been increasingly rocky since the Kremlin hailed Mr Lukashenka's rigged re-election four years ago.
The opposition, led by Raila Odinga, an ethnic Luo who has the support of many other tribes, charged the election was rigged.
He had rigged his harpoon long before and its coil of light rope was in a round basket and the end was made fast to the bitt in the bow.
The main charge by Onaruto and Hashimoto was that sumo is frequently rigged. And they stunned readers by naming manes and admitting that they themselves had helped fix bouts.
Election tribunals have offered some redress to those who voted in last year's chaotic and rigged elections; so far, ten out of 36 governors have been told to step down.
In others it may be because central Banks have rigged the yield curve, holding short-term rates artificially low and inducing Banks to make money by buying longer-dated government bonds.
