They became indispensable items of office life in the 1980s and 1990s, when huge rolls of paper curled from out-trays as lengthy documents arrived.
Barker provides a thorough checklist of indispensable items for the bench, ranging from permanent markers to an ice bucket.
She found that the sword was the property of the Junior League's steward, who considers it an indispensable item of cutlery in these stirring times.
Another passenger, Jose Wee, 63, a candle manufacturer, said he now visited Basilan freely to sell his products — an indispensable item because of the frequent blackouts here.
Personally, the one indispensable item is a camera and for all in Glasgow, a wee bit of attitude and humour goes a long way.
Its major artistic use, however, was for the togglelike pieces called netsuke, which formed an indispensable item of men's costumes in the Tokugawa period.
During the Tokugawa period (1603 1868), netsukes were an indispensable item of dress as well as being fine works of miniature art.
In 1902, an Omega advertisement showed a wristwatch being worn by a British artillery officer, describing it as "an indispensable item of military equipment".
Another truly indispensable item in Betty's cleaning closet is white vinegar.
In the early fifteenth century, the Books of Hours already had great popularity, becoming an indispensable item in the houses of the wealthiest people [4].
When the size of the depot warrants it, the basic indispensable item of equipment is the tractor-grader.
