Close by the table there is a washstand with two pails of water upon it.
On April 29, three men were arrested on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway near the park in the act of unloading eight plastic bags and five pails of friable asbestos.
Trying to save time, I started by carrying two pails, one in each hand, and spilled half the milk in one.
Howell came out again, with his smug and insolent face, now lit only by oil lamps, and clambered noiselessly about the same furniture holding two pails of water.
He and his students continued the work, travelling to farming regions throughout the Midwest, collecting frogs in ponds and lakes, and sending three hundred pails of frozen water back to Berkeley.
Each squad has two tubs, six wash-basins, and two pails (flowing water is available, but the swimming-bath shown in the "Münchener Illustrierte Presse" is for the use of the Nazi guards only).
Traditional estimates put the ratio at one pail of water for every eight pails of sand (or 12.5percentt water).
Boys throw pails of water on the fire, while adult men, carrying two pails each, seem to pause as they recognize the futility of their mission.
A donkey is tethered between two identical pails, each filled with the same amount and type of oats.
By Wade Van Dore The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 69 In our ten new pails View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.
