Jason Powell, a nurseryman in Jemison, Ala., grew heirloom roses until a decade ago, when he took a basket of overflow from his family's fig trees to the back door of a restaurant in Birmingham.
He thinks he'll take a basket over to his parents.
"In the morning, you could take a basket and pick the delicious olives and figs," Ms. Evans said.
Mrs. Clinton took a basket of fruit and spent 30 minutes at Mr. Hikind's mother's house.
Yes, one would happily take a basket of strong blue-chip stocks – the likes of Diageo and Unilever – over gilts on a 10-year view.
He took a basket of pigeons from a fancier in Bulawayo which he released from Matabeleland to fly back to the loft with news for Reuters.
One night he became so engrossed returning e-mail messages to the Web site that he forgot his wife's request to take a basket of laundry to the basement.
I took a basket, wandered through the aisles picking up a few pieces here and there before I came across a jar of Italian anchovies costing €6.50.
All-American Jewell Loyd scored 22 points as the Irish (36-2) advanced to the championship game for the fourth time in five years, but it took a basket from an unlikely source to survive a scoring drought that lasted more than seven minutes down the stretch.
Take a basket and fill it with things you want to use for your spa day, such as a razor, shaving cream, nail file, polish, polish remover, body scrub, towels, face mask, etc. File your nails, shave, scrub your body, then dry your body.
