Sentence examples for carry a jar from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kravchenko was fired last May after he allowed Mr. Khodorkovsky's lawyers to carry a jar of crude oil into the courtroom as part of their testimony.

In no particular order: check out Web sites detailing the vegetarian options at fast-food chains; look for Chinese restaurants, which consistently turn up in the most unexpected places; carry a jar of peanut butter everywhere; and never underestimate the potato — what it lacks in flavor it makes up for in ubiquity.

"Whenever I go on a trip, I always carry a jar in my pocket in case I run across beetles," he told Forbes this summer.

[Collecting has] added considerably to my life; [I can pursue it] anywhere in the world.... When[ever] I go on a trip I always carry a jar in my pocket... in case I run across beetles.... They're found on every continent... except Antarctica.... [I remember] a trip with a Harvard classmate and the curator of entomology at the American Museum of Natural History to New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.

Young Ana, pre-growth-spurt, carries a jar containing a butterfly's cocoon.

One evening, as I was going out, a neighbor on the third floor got on the elevator carrying a jar of spaghetti sauce.

The police said Mr. Richardson was carrying a jar holding two ounces of crack, valued at about $300, when he was arrested.

"Do I look like a terrorist?" asked Galina Afrena, a woman of 60, as she surveyed the damage wearing a leopard-print dress and carrying a jar of homemade fruit juice.

Mr. Galla, who has been working in radio since age 15, carried a jar of homemade pickles given to him by a listener and opened a Christmas card sent from a local bank and signed by the employees, all regular listeners.

Scott took some Frank Cooper's Vintage Oxford Marmalade to the Antarctic (which I hope provided at least one small moment of cheer on that ill-fated endeavour), Sir Edmund Hillary carried a jar with him on his Everest expedition, and James Bond's breakfast of choice is a boiled egg – followed by wholemeal toast, Jersey butter, and more Cooper's.

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, chaired by Sen. Barbara Boxer, was briefed yesterday by a group of residents carrying a jar of toxic coal sludge sample they took from the massive spill that ruined homes, killed wildlife and may currently be poisoning local water supply.