Sentence examples for take a pouch from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, he leans forward to take a pouch of chewing tobacco from a blue tin on the low table in front of him which he slips underneath his top lip.

Take a pouch out of the box.

Children may find it easier to take a liquid pouch of anti-histamine during an allergic reaction.

Those expensive white whores with them came from Brussels or Paris; they spread their legs for two or three months, then took a little pouch of diamonds back home to live it up for the rest of the year.

take a wet green tea pouch and keep it on your lips for fifteen minutes.

To make one, take a yellow military belt with pouches, and glue on a yellow bat symbol made out of fun foam on the buckle.

Before the drawings, Ms. Kirchner took out a pouch with good-luck charms — pewter bear, gold medallion, ceramic ladybug, etc. — and passed each one around to her sister and their friends and co-workers.

These muscles may take a long time to reconnect properly and doing too many crunches can further exacerbate the separation causing a "pouch" appearance in that area.

Thick slabs of frozen fish will take a long time to cook, but you can reduce this by wrapping them in foil or parchment pouches.

He takes a false-leather pouch with a bank logo from his coat and unzips it and takes out three banded sheaves of hundred-dollar bills and drops them onto the desk.

Jorge stops to boil water for mate (the ubiquitous South American herb tea), taking leaves from a pouch that reads: "I take my mate with water from Patagonia that's free and without dams".