The warden is photographing a peanut in a tall glass of liquid.
I wished for a chili-pepper burn along with the green papaya and peanut in the Thai salad.
Mr. Hader is speaking for Mr. Peanut in several elements of the campaign for Planters Nut-rition Sustaining Energy Mix.
Even the prices aren't bad, considering what you have to pay for a peanut in London today.
The mystery isn't solved until the very end of "Mr. Peanut," in a scene that — as you always knew it would — replays the final level of Escher Exit.
Copyright owners suing an individual pirate was "akin to using a sledgehammer to crack a peanut in terms of effort and consumption of the court's time", he said.
Page D1 THE (STILL) BELOVED PEANUT In terms of American tastes, the peanut has to rank up there with hamburgers and milkshakes.
Papp produced one of Mr. Margulies's earliest plays, "Found a Peanut," in 1984 and was the first person to read "Apartment" not long afterward.
Weldon swayed to the mournful tune and then seemed to come to life as Morsel placed a peanut in front of him and the lyrics began: "Keep a-movin', Dan, / Don't you listen to him, Dan.
(He was driving his prized Toyota Celica and mailing me letters along the way addressed to Peanut, in homage to the David Lynch film "Wild at Heart," which we both loved).
From the age of three months, half of the exclusively breastfed babies were gradually introduced to solids, including egg, dairy, wheat, fish, sesame and peanut, in a random order.
