Sentence examples for basket will be from inspiring English sources

Just because slavery has been found in part of the food chain, we should not delude ourselves that changing the shopping basket will be enough.

But elsewhere, an underfloor system will feel like the height of opulence, consigning slippers to the dog basket – but the dog won't be in the basket: will be sprawled across the floor.

"They've segregated the sections," she said, meaning that she — as a holder of premier seats — will have access to what the Garden is calling the Delta 360 Sky Club while friends who sit behind the basket will be relegated to a less prestigious club.

The productivity level of processing firms reflected in the export basket will be higher than the local imitators but lower than local frontiers.

The order in which selected questions are added to the basket will be the order of the questions in the final document.

Clean the area where the storage basket will be hanging.

Still, if as Djerassi says putting all our eggs in one cryo-basket will be the way of the future, there are hurdles that need to be carefully navigated to ensure that they will still be intact enough once thawed, so that in the quest to assure ourselves of a family, women are not inadvertently destroying what could be their only shot at not just a child, but a healthy child.

While most wild foods come in small quantities the blackberry comes by the ton so several baskets will be needed.

Jaime Punishill, an analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, Mass., is convinced that stock baskets will be a staple of brokerage accounts and retirement savings plans.

The Prayer in Everyday Life Act: In public schools, there will be compulsory prayers before classes, before lunch, and before recess, and a brief fifty-minute worship service will precede dismissal, at which time baskets will be circulated for offerings to the education fund and the "Jeb in 2008" fund.

"Navajo Blankets of the 19th Century" will be at the Textile Museum in Washington until March 14 (www.textilemuseum.org), and "The Language of Native American Baskets" will be at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York from Sept. 20 to Jan . 9 2005 (www.americanindian.si.edu).edu