Carefully she scraped every bit of oatmeal out of the container and boiled it for breakfast.

Let us go to the window and reflect on the slip that may occur between the container and the nose.

They often are subject to severe headaches because of intermittent swelling of the gland against the bone of its container.

If the bony container is or becomes too small for its contents, it is interesting that along with the other signs of pituitary insufficiency, such as undersize, obesity, and asymmetry, there developes conspicuous moral and intellectual inferiority.

If, now, the bone container of the endocrine is too small to permit of much swelling, the bone will be pressed against or even worn into.

The straw should be dried in the sun for several days, stored if necessary in an air-tight container and used within two months.

It was dream-stuff, suspended in the thin air, filling the inclosure of the cedar wood container.

" Arizona, with due modesty, waved the praise away and stepped to the container of matches hanging beside the stove.

On his way back to the parking garage he dropped Suzanne's note carefully into a city trash container. 20.

In another container a fragrant mixture was in the process of cooking.

She foresaw that in all likelihood Ben would seek the shells as soon as he fired the few that remained in his pistol magazine; and an empty container might put him upon his guard.

This iron container naturally becomes warm if it is not fed with ice, and it is generally hung around with socks and mits which require drying.

"A Metonymy is where the cause is put for the effect, or the effect for the cause; the container for the thing contained; or the sign for the thing signified.

It is founded, not on resemblance, but on some such relation as that of cause and effect, of progenitor and posterity, of subject and adjunct, of place and inhabitant, of container and thing contained, or of sign and thing signified: as, (1.)

The fibre sample case could be developed into a container particularly fitted for exploration.

A small-sized duffel-bag should be provided for each of the men as a container for hammock and net, spare clothing, and mess-kit.

Each complete ration with its tin container weighed nearly twenty-seven pounds.

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