"The lower baskets create the style, speed and power that has made men's pro basketball so popular". In lieu of the 10-foot high basket used in regulation play -- including high school and college women's basketball -- the L.B.A. will employ a 9-foot-2-inch high basket.
Ritual elements were associated with the story even before Apuleius's version, as indicated in visual representations; for instance, a 1st-century BC sardonyx cameo depicting the wedding of Cupid and Psyche shows an attendant elevating a liknon (basket) used in Dionysiac initiation.
Be careful not to place Easter items/the Queen's Basket used in an Easter egg hunt in hot areas where they might melt, such as a stove or near hot water pipes.
At this market, we searched baskets used to transport açaí in river boats.
The press is still in the barn, along with hundreds of baskets used to collect grapes.
Ms. Asawa had started exploring wire as an artistic medium after a trip to Mexico in 1947, when she noticed looped wire baskets being used in the markets to sell eggs and produce.
The name for the mutant was chosen due to the adult morphology of its rosette leaves, which had elongated petioles, displayed a proximodistal lengthening, were serrated as well as outwardly curving and epinastic, giving them a cesta-like appearance (the cesta, Spanish for basket, is used in the Basque ball game Pelota as a throwing and catching tool).
Tai Dam people are prohibited from doing many activities, such as building a house, making baskets to be used in various Sen rituals called, making mattresses or furniture as illustrated in example 16.
These are the types of baskets that are used in French orchards for gathering the fruit or large white linens off the line.
The Thoracica (Cirripedia) is highly specialized in having their six pairs of thoracopods modified into a basket of cirri used in suspension feeding [ 10].
