Rumors spread that the property had been paid for with a pail full of precious gems, and though the despot never lived in or even visited Knollwood, trespassers searching for hidden treasure pored over the grounds and vandalized the buildings.
A lunch pail full of new shows for children starting this weekend will temporarily take their minds off returning to school.
He imagined holding a pail full of sand in one hand, while holding helium balloons in the other hand.
his office on the 6th floor & the emergency newsstand set up near the loading platform on 43rd St. On the way up, he'd carry pails full of silver and small bills; on the way down, pauls full of pennies for making change.
We carried pails full of water in from the boiling drum and sloshed them into the tub, mixing hot and cold until it was just right.
A French myth says that the croque monsieur, otherwise known as a "Crispy Mister," was accidentally discovered when a couple of French workers left their lunch pails full of cheese and ham sandwiches too close to a hot radiator.
We had just got to the woods, and there was a man coming out with these two, huge 10-gallon plastic pails, both full of hen-of-the-woods.
For smaller watering needs, you can use a watering pail, dipping it full of water from the pond bank, for larger uses, you may want to invest in hoses and a pump, or even a pipe irrigation system.
After a day feeding on the high pastures, the goats return to their stalls, pails full with the day's milk cooling in a fountain outside.
It's open only in the summer, for the baby-and-toddler set, with a sandbox full of plastic pails and shovels, a little playhouse, a short slide, and a dolphin statue that spits water from its rostrum.
The Dog, and the Plough, and the Hunter, and all, And the star of the sailor, and Mars, These shone in the sky, and the pail by the wall Would be half full of water and stars.
