I went over to see if she was burned, but before I could get there Daisy did the oddest thing: she picked up the fryer by its handles, turned it over, and slammed it on the table, the oil and chicken wings spurting out sideways, luckily in nobody's direction.
She collects collectors but seems not to be essentially interested in objects; very few are described, and even the big red bag of Mrs Schreiber can be imagined only as an area of redness – we don't know if it is cloth or leather, what its handles are like, how it fastens.
Unfortunately, the government has ignored us and the Federation of Small Businesses, basically shutting everyone out and saying: 'We've made the call.'" The vest or T-shirt carrier – so-called because when it is laid flat, its handles resemble straps – is the classic single-use carrier that the charge is aimed at.
He maneuvered a baggage cart by gripping it at the waist and staring over its handles, as if toward some distant source of dance music.
It is glazed to make removing the pizza easy and, with its handles, can go to the table (on a trivet).
I broke one of its handles some time in the 1990s but I still use it with one handle and it's never let me down; it's a friend for life.
While you can carry the bag by its handles, you cat may feel more comforted if you carry it from the bottom, supporting her.
Its handles then became lodged, Mr. Carpenter's father, Donald, said.
He reached for one, but its handles broke.
Generally, the more expensive a vehicle, the less visible its handles.
Its handles are comfortable in the hand and stay cool on stovetops.
