The berries grew high on gnarled branches, which our father forced us to climb and shake onto sheets spread below.
Insects that hit the stopping threads fall onto the sheet or are shaken onto it by the spider, and are held by sticky threads on the sheet until the spider can attack from below.
Most of the sodium we consume these days is added to foods as a preservative rather than shaken onto foods at the table (sodium is an ingredient of salt).
Be honest even if this is a stupid restriction brought about by Italian snobbery, do you really think the spider eggs and salt you shake onto your pizza deserve to be called "Parmesan," a word meaning "from Parma, Italy"?
Encouraged, I crossed over, and as I passed a house I saw Paige inside, framed by the doorway, standing at an ironing board, shaking water onto a red cloth and then running an iron over it.
But within seconds, the shaking leapt onto a much longer strike-slip fault at the surface, where the ground moves side-to-side.
Here, finally, is the great black-ice pileup between so-called "IT" (programmers, code and sterile vaults of server stacks) and "marketing" (shaking glitter onto dog doo).
In an interview with ABC News, Jeffrey Davidow -- a senior adviser to President Obama on Latin American affairs and director of the Summit of the Americas -- said that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez rushed a photograph of he and President Obama shaking hands onto his government's website because Mr. Obama is more popular than Mr. Chavez in Venezuela.
Cells were recovered overnight in liquid media (0.5% yeast extract, 1% bacto-peptone, 3% glucose) at 30°C with shaking, plated onto medium containing G418 (50 µg/mL and 100 µg/mL), and grown at 30°C.
"It began with a conceptual video where a dog would become an artist by shaking colourful ink onto some canvas placed around it.
