Sentence examples for ordinary container from inspiring English sources

Conical kulfi moulds are surprisingly tricky to come by, even down in the Asian supermarkets of east London, but I find them online – that said, freezing it in an ordinary container, as Malhi and Solomon do, works perfectly fine.

But unlike holidays past, when uneaten drumsticks and stuffing went into the same ordinary containers, you can now choose from a growing variety of storage choices, from sleek metal capsules to hand-woven baskets with plastic liners.

But these are no ordinary containers - they're packed to the brim with cameras, sensors, and electronics that will allow the team to receive image broadcasts of the plants as they grow.

In the case of an ordinary cylindrical container the Coriolis force causes a retrograde rotation of the dispersed and heavier phase, as a result of which the efficiency of the radial fictitous forces is reduced and separation time increases.

"Plants and flowers enhance the quality of the air," said David Lerdell, a spokesman for the company, but some people don't like the look of ordinary plant containers.

This was just one of the countless handsome but relatively ordinary terracotta containers that are made and sold around a town called Impruneta, about 15 miles outside Florence.

Built Festival Watch Chicago artists and collectives take a Midas touch to ordinary shipping containers at Built Festival, a city constructed of art-filled storage units in Wicker Park.

And that's because somehow, I appear to have come late to the realization party, the one in which we all recognize that popcorn can be microwaved in an ordinary paper bag (or similar container; see photo).

Run a hose from your kitchen sink or outdoor faucet to your container, and add ordinary tap water to your pond until the water level is about 3 incmes(7.62 cm) from the top of your container.

In vaults and strongrooms below ordinary streets are rows of locked containers filled with secrets and treasure.

Runners up in the contest include San Francisco-based PlateTopper, the brainchild of Michael Tseng, which transforms ordinary dinner plates into airtight storage containers.