Sentence examples for two thermos from inspiring English sources

I headed straight to my upgraded room and ordered room service: two club sandwiches, a pasta salad, two thermos jugs of English breakfast tea two litres of diet Coke and a bucket of ice -- enough to last me until 4 o'clock the next afternoon when my flight back to San Francisco was due to leave.

In contrast, the floor of the thermal chambers was aluminium with a bracket fixing allowing two Thermos picnic blocks (model no IP400; 9 cm wide × 3.7 cm deep × 16 cm long) to fit underneath and make contact with the floor of the chamber.

Everything there seemed to buoy my spirits: the caked mud on the tires of a carpenter's truck, the pleasant oily smell of tools, the cool wind coming through the sage on the hill, a screaming Skil saw already at work, the smell of newly cut two-by-fours, a nail gun going off in the basement, three thermoses on an unfinished ledge.

Consequently, he continued, the average moving man buys two or three thermoses per year.

Our cooler is full of tall boys plus six thermoses full of mandarin-flavored vodka and soda with the smallest splash of cranberry juice a drink known in more than a couple of local bars as a "Jimmy Ford".

The cool context was created by placing two frozen Thermos blocks below the floor.

Protein-rich mini bites: If you have two small thermoses, use one to keep these delicious, grass-fed beef and nitrate-free hotdogs warm (cook on stove and cut into small pieces before putting in thermos) and one for cherry-sized ("ciliegine") mozzarella balls, speared on a toothpick with grape tomatoes to create a mini-Caprese salad!

The cooler is still stocked with food the band never had time to eat, beers they didn't drink, and three full thermoses of Jimmy Fords.

Rumen fluid was pumped from the rumen with a manually operated vacuum pump and transferred into two pre-warmed thermos flasks, transported to the laboratory, combined, filtered through eight layers of cheesecloth and flushed with CO2.

Pouring tea from a thermos one recent night, they described their sons' sentences.

And I had to admit there were things I was glad to see go: I'd always been superstitious about getting rid of anything that came with the place, but I didn't need the two big stupid thermoses that the former owner had taken Kool-Aid to picnics in.