The phrase "blue basket" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as to describe a physical object or to describe an abstract concept. For example, you could say "The blue basket symbolizes the hope and promise of a bright future."
In 1939, he published a short story with the Matisse-like title "A Blue Basket".
Standing by a fountain a little girl ran by, carrying a blue basket.
(B ) Reconstruction of pyramidal cell soma-dendrites (blue) and axon (sky blue), basket cell soma-dendrites (red) and axon (pink).
Say stuff like "Is wittle angel", "Is new to world", "Lifts wittle chubby arms", or "Sits in wittle pink basket", or if you are a baby boy say "Sits in wittle blue basket", and you can also say "Makes bubbly noises" or "Is angel sent from up above" or "Discovers toesies tinks they are jellybeans" And also "Falls back on wittle tummy!!!" Once you are taken home, be rude and evil.
There are no conveyor belts, no trolleys, and the plastic blue baskets are usually filled up with ready meals, wine and maybe a few Yakult.
Inside the Uniqlo store, Golam Kibria has nearly filled up his small blue shopping basket with special launch-edition T-shirts and denims.
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As the penguins wake, she places them one by one into a blue laundry basket and a wire cage, which in turn is placed in the red four-wheeler she and friend Annwyne Standish will trundle down to Auckland's suburban Campbell's Bay beach, over the stones, to the cold early-morning sea.
As the penguins wake, she places them one by one into a blue laundry basket and a wire cage, which in turn is placed in the red four-wheeler she and friend Annwyne Standish will trundle down to Auckland's suburban Rothesay Bay beach, over the stones, to the cold early-morning sea.
As the penguins wake, she places them one by one into a blue laundry basket and a wire cage, which in turn is placed in the red four-wheeler she and her friend Annwyne Standish will trundle down to Auckland's suburban Campbell's Bay beach, over the stones, to the cold early-morning sea.
