Sentence examples for basket into from inspiring English sources
There was a giant wastepaper basket into which you could throw newspapers (a scary exhibit for a journalist), video games and a noticeboard to scribble on.
Conversation overheard last week on Lexington Avenue in the Seventies, between two matrons watching some sanitation men empty a trash basket into the hopper of a sanitation truck: First Matron: I see where they're really collecting the garbage.
Contrast this with Zimbabwe's agricultural policies, which have turned what was sub-Saharan Africa's grain basket into a country that is facing starvation.World hunger is not about a battle between rich and poor; it is about inefficient centrally planned agricultural systems that still survive in the 21st century.
We watch Blanchett place the device in his wastepaper basket before escaping from the building; we also watch a cleaning lady empty the contents of the basket into her cart, which she wheels onto an elevator carrying a man and two girls.
ORLANDO, Fla .— If there was any doubt about how much the Nets need a player of Dwight Howard's caliber, especially now, a season before their move to Brooklyn, he punctuated that point with a violent blocked shot early in the first quarter of Thursday night's game, airmailing the ball from beneath the basket into the fourth row of the courtside seats.
The lighting designer, Mimi Jordan Sherin, has brought in the sun in delicate shadings, while Ms. Payton-Wright and Mr. Grizzard have infused the banter over her picnic basket into an occasion of wit and revelation, of character detail that should be studied as an out-of-context acting exercise.
In the process he emptied the trash from the old baskets into the new ones that he left behind.
Beaks, legs, and wings of chickens protruded from the open mesh of large baskets into which they had been thrust.
There was a delicacy and intricacy to fabrics – silk shirts with giraffes on them fluttered, while paper-thin leather was woven like baskets into blouson coats.
Upon returning to the hotel, guests bring their baskets into the kitchen, where the chef will incorporate the foraged ingredients into the day's menu or prepare a special meal.
Sir Martin is among Britain's richest as a reward for 30 years of graft turning a shell company that made shopping baskets into the world's largest advertising group.
