Sentence examples for take a spool of from inspiring English sources

Take a spool of twine.

In each case, they seem to be interested in disrupting expectations, messing up their narratives a little: even Anne Tyler, whose novel A Spool of Blue Thread takes place in her traditional Baltimore setting and customary family set-up, inverts a linear narrative and plays fast and loose with her central characters' fates and (big deal, this, in the modern world) likability.

With one omission: Anne Tyler's A Spool of Blue Thread (Vintage).

Get a spool of kitchen twine, the smooth stuff.

Get a spool of new line, a friend, and a pencil.

You will also need a spool of ribbon in a matching color of choice.

A: Spools of coiled A.B.S. (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic that costs about $45 each per kilogram.

Macrame Jewelry would require only a spool of jute and a bag of beads.

They also collected bits of moon rock and took lots of pictures (but mislaid a spool of film, presumably still on the moon).

When the glue on the spool is dry, take a long piece of clear packing tape and wrap a couple of times around the center of the cans to hold them together.

I only have one exposure left, so I take a picture of my dick, then roll up the film and spool in another.