Spielberg seems to have devoted more effort to the shape of the jars and the frisky tails of the flitting dreams than to the substance of the dreams, whether they're shown or described — and I think that this emphasis is no accident.
The blue decorations are always discreet, always subsidiary to the expanses of luminous white, and they never interfere with the assertive shapes of the jars.
The Shrine of the Book houses the Dead Sea Scrolls in a building whose pagoda-like dome is reminiscent of the shape of the ancient jars in which the scrolls were found in 1947.
To cover with wax paper and cellophane, you must cut the wax-paper disc until it's the same shape as the top of the jar, then lay it, waxy side down onto the hot jam - this should seal up the jar.
Dating of the Sacred Ibis mummies, as well as other mummified animal specimens, has been based on archaeological evidence such as the age of catacombs, the design of enclosures and the shape of the mummy containers (pottery jars, wooden chests or stone boxes).
The world appears on walls, on tabletops, on plates, in a stylized Mercator projection on the ceiling, in globes of all sorts -- including one in the shape of a cookie jar.
Submerge the shaped part of the each pipe cleaner in the jar so that the shape is suspended in the center of the jar, not touching the sides or bottom.
The charm of a pair of clay pipes carved in the shape of macaws jars against a neighbouring cabinet where a fired clay bowl shows its tight fitting lid, designed to contain the stench of its contents: flayed human skin.
She was disappointed, however, that the shop did not have the No. 1 item on her must-have list: a cookie jar in the shape of the comic strip character Little Lulu.
Shape one end of the wire into a long hook, a tiny bit higher than the height of the jar.
