Probably Donfrey's wife had a set of spare keys.
Today, Thoronka washes his set of spare clothes in the public toilets and then spreads them out on the grass in the park to dry.
The harp fit almost perfectly, and so did all the stuff that has to go along: a stool, a music stand, the harp cart, special tools, a full set of spare strings and a roadie (me).
He checks to see that all packages have been delivered, that a set of spare keys for each apartment is at the front desk, and that new complaints or e-mails are read and registered.
In the morning, Iacovou took the bus back to the Morden branch, arriving at around 8am, in time to meet a colleague from another Ladbrokes who had come to collect a set of spare keys.
In "Heart's Solace" (a name taken from the second phrase in the motet "Jesu, meine Freude," BWV 227), the Taverner Consort and Players offer a set of spare, intelligent readings of two of Bach's most familiar church motets and, as the centerpiece of this well-conceived CD, one relative rarity, the funeral motet "Lass, Furstin, lass noch einen Strahl" (BWV 198).
Vol. 2-4" is a three-CD boxed set of spare material from the same trio performance that yielded Mr. Hall's celebrated 1975 album "Live!" (The bassist Don Thompson and the drummer Terry Clarke, his partners in that trio, support him subtly and completely).
a set of spare parts on ice in case you need them.
As detailed in Richard Moore's book Heroes, Villains and Velodromes, when Hoy was picked to represent Britain at the 1996 European Under-23 Championships, he was sent to Moscow with one set of spare wheels and a tracksuit he had to hand back on his return.
