Once a year, they carefully remove a straw filled box that's kept in the airing cupboard and gently coax her back to life with leaves of lettuce.
Two groups of nine and ten cattle initially aged 12 and 3 months old respectively, were housed in small groups in pens in an open barn at the Institute for Animal Health farm at Compton, Newbury; one half of each pen had a concrete floor and the other a slightly raised straw filled area.
He retrieved a cluster of brightly colored plastic straws filled with premium semen.
In mining, a succession of crude means for ignition (fuses) included straws filled with pulverized black powder, reeds in which the pith was scooped out and replaced with a paste of powder and water (later bound with string and dried), or powder paste spread on wool threads.
Additionally, the effect of four kinds of straw fibers on hydration of the straw fiber filled cement based composites were studied using isothermal calorimetry, X-ray diffraction (XRD) and thermogravimetry (TGA) techniques.
Some wouldn't have looked out of place in pleated skirts and straw baskets filled with fresh produce.
Those are among the hundreds of vividly realistic oil paintings -- in reds, blues, yellows and, of course, infield and outfield greens -- that made Andy Jurinko one of the foremost baseball artists, known particularly for reprising the days when fans in fedoras and straw hats filled the stands.
Until Tim Cook, or whoever pulls the short straw to fill in for Jobs, announces a white iPad, all the white iPad leaks and so-called proof need to be filled in the rumor hanging folder.
As the building of the scaffolding was being completed and the sun was beginning to set, one of the students brought a straw basket filled with paper flowers.
Get wood shavings and straw and fill the cage up to 1 centimeter (0.4 in).
If all of these suggestions sound as though you would be grabbing at straws to fill your resume hole, you're right--but straw is better than empty space when you are applying for jobs.
