Sentence examples for pots from inspiring English sources

But the answer is a reform of retirement provision and long term care, not pandering to a minority who want to play with their pension pots, probably in the mistaken belief they know what they are doing.

Namely, that it's the taxpayer that has paid into the very pension pots which will now be cashed in.

In the community of Nyakha Chowk, 1,500 residents assembled around a Buddhist temple for the night where dinner was being cooked in two giant pots.

In the dense city and slums, sanitation often means open defecation, the use of bags or chamber pots emptied into rubbish heaps or canals, or the construction of crude, shallow pit latrines – everywhere and anywhere.

Our inability to see clearly when it comes to defecation directly contributes to 1.2 million children dying every year, still, from something as stupid as diarrhoea, caused by the fact that 2.6 billion people still have no toilets or even a bucket, and so faecal pathogens travel happily from soiled ground onto fingers, into rice pots, into bellies.

Living in an eco-house and eating organic food from hand-crafted pots in a world where alternative medicine always works is a long way from getting to grips with environmental life-and-death issues for individuals, communities, cultures and planet alike: the redistribution of wealth, including resources, utilities, land, labour, services and so on.

Other Aboriginal people watch silently as the freezing winter wind blows off the ranges and fusses among the crumpled beer cans and scorched cooking pots.

The proposals come after a series of news reports in the Daily Mail that revealed private companies have been selling the details of people's pension pots, in breach of data protection law.

This is our reality – big, stewing pots of the stuff; types of tea named after earls; chipped mugs with steam rising out of them; some dickhead saying "It's a bit tannin-y, isn't it?"; special little teapot-shaped dishes on the side piled high with old, cold teabags; special rectangular biscuits designed for dunking.

Although Wenlock and Mandeville were happy, in their first episode, to scamper about in front of the telly, they will soon, no doubt, be explaining to children why there is no point in a mascot, even an elite one, jumping out of a window and setting off along a publicly funded rainbow if it doesn't have a track record of finding pots of gold.

Ordinary conservatories can be used for these exotics, but running costs are high without double glazing and humidity must be raised by putting trays of water on radiators or standing pots on trays of pebbles filled with water.