Sentence examples for are baskets from inspiring English sources
noun
A lightweight container, generally round, open at the top, and tapering toward the bottom.
- A basket of fake fruit adorned the table.
Gabions are baskets filled with rocks.
For the bathroom, there are baskets and glass shelves.
There are baskets of M & M's and sunglasses, drawings of broken hearts, splashed with crayon.
Barely three feet from the front entrance are baskets, tablecloths, paper plates and even cartons of strawberries for sale.
There are baskets of hot peppers and bowls of spice, sacks of nuts and stacks of rock candy.
The trusts, which are traded on the American Stock Exchange, are baskets of specific kinds of Internet stocks.
There are basketed palm trees.
Between those plays, though, were baskets from the Suns.
Storage can be baskets or plastic bins.
(What? Malkin was "basket-hanging?" What is he, a florist?
"I thought it was basket interference," Coach Jeff Van Gundy said.
