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The phrase "a pot in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a pot that is located within another object or setting, often in cooking or gardening.
Example: "She placed a pot in a sunny spot on the windowsill to help the herbs grow."
Alternatives: "a pot inside a" or "a pot within a".
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For example, he could not work out how Thomas could describe a portrait of the Reverend Eli Jenkins's mother as "propped against a pot in a palm".
Thankfully, the leaves are available, if not from your local Asian grocery, online (try kaffirlimeleaves.com), or if you become a real diehard, from the live tree you keep in a pot in a sunny window.
Thankfully, the leaves are available, if not from your local Asian grocery, then online (try kaffirlimeleaves.com), or if you become a real die-hard, from the live tree you keep in a pot in a sunny window.
Mrs. Manzanares talked her through making a pot in a slow cooker, reminding her that the family trick, a good one, is to add two tablespoons of vinegar to the soaking water.
So another possibility would be that Mr. Obama and the lawmakers are playing poker, shoving the nation's finances into the middle of a pot in a kind of crazy "all-in" bet.
In the space around the deceased were a number of objects, including, a pot in a setting of stones, bronze halberds and tools, and a group of gold ornaments.
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If you plant your begonias in a pot, choose a location in your house on an eastern, western, or southern facing window.
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