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The phrase "a container that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a container in various contexts, such as packaging, storage, or transportation.
Example: "We need to find a container that will keep the food fresh during our trip."
Alternatives: "a vessel that will" or "a receptacle that will".
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Meanwhile place the chicory leaves into a container that will hold them and the liquid.
So it's usually best to cook in a container that will retain most of the vapor around the food surface.
Then the white cells and their constituent DNA will be placed in a container that will be placed inside Soyuz and ferried down to Kazakhstan.
Find a container that will fit under the drip.
Get a container that will hold your horseshoe.
It is normally about a dollar for a container that will last you plenty long enough.
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Meanwhile, separate your yolks in a bowl (reserve the whites for another use) and whisk to break them up. 2 Measure the double cream into a large container that will fit into your fridge and put a sieve over it.
Speaking from Israel where she is adding Passover provisions to a shipping container that will arrive in Kathmandu for Passover, Chani is clearly the skilled multi-tasker.
To avoid waterlogging your fish, you could punch holes in the base of that container, and place it above a second container that will catch the draining water.
Attach Easter themed decorations to the tree and place in a sturdy container that will hold up the Easter tree easily.
Place your dough in an oiled container that will allow it to expand to twice its size.
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