Sentence examples for wick of from inspiring English sources

Mingus fished in his lining for his El Marko, a Magic Marker consisting of a puglike glass bottle stoppered with a fat wick of felt.

She had to spofforth, she had to kicker, too thick of the wick of her pixy's loomph, wide lickering jessup the smooky shiminey.

In this respect, he merely shares what has been passed along; he allows "the wick of his life to be consumed completely by the gentle flame of his story".

He talks about trying to light the wick of a candle – if the Blue Jays can do it, the candle could burn for a long time, considering the wealth of the owner, Rogers Communications, and the size of the market.

At bedtime, after blowing out the candle or turning down the wick of the Aladdin lamp, I snuggled between cotton sheets, under the wool blankets, eiderdown and the great-grandmother-made patchwork quilt.

Chef's Prep If we couldn't warm our hands by the money-burning wick of a Diptyque, at least we had our heart warmed a bit on Monday at the Prep for Prep Lilac Ball in the Grand Ballroom at the Waldorf-Astoria.

Seven geometric parameters which include the length of evaporator and condenser section, tube wall thickness, vapor core diameter, mesh number of wick, thickness of wick, and diameter of wick wire are investigated in the optimization study.

Take old wick out of old jar.

Take the wick out of the jar carefully.

"These are not small defects that you could have wicking of the liquids," Mr. Mann said.

As Sue Wicks of the Liberty said, "We just outhustled them".