Sentence examples for work basket from inspiring English sources

Before the scientists embarked on their research, the cell was perceived as a work basket containing indeterminate parts.

The following letter was written to a new bride by the 'Protector'; "Dear Lucy, Your letter gave me quite a shock, fancy you wanting to draw four pounds to buy a brooch, ring, bangle, work basket, tea set, etc, etc.

For this purpose, the Johnson-Sea-Link II submersible (Harbor Branch) was equipped with four lights, two of which (400 W HMI lights, Deepsea Power & Light, San Diego, USA) were mounted on the front edge of the work basket so that they could be positioned close to the sea floor.

Women were buried with their work baskets so they could continue to weave in the afterlife.

He writes of the "cream" of his heart, of night as an ebony box, of God's grace as "Thy silk-twist let down from heaven to me" (recalling his beloved mother and her work-basket).

Almost nothing material in the poem can be traced with certainty to the Mycenaean Greeks (the scholar G. S. Kirk thought the remnants of Mycenae amounted to no more than a wheeled work-basket, Nestor's cup and a few pieces of armor).

On the other hand, from 2005 to 2014, which is the year of the data of this work, the basket of Colombian production has changed.

With about 20 seconds left, Malone had the ball in close and was preparing to go to work; a basket would almost assuredly have forced a Game 7 in the raucous Delta Center.

Manet also sprinkled still lifes throughout his more strident figurative works: the basket of fruit spilling across the pile of garments in "Déjeuner" and the copious bouquet of flowers a maid displays to the unfazed Olympia being but two examples.

In parts of Asia, it is expected that women control the household budgets, and therefore they are the ones with experience of money management, but a rule that works for basket weavers of Bangladesh does not necessarily translate to the boardrooms of multinational banks.

In a nearby case devoted to games and sports, the gamut runs from a Sioux child's sled made of buffalo ribs with a hide seat to a gambling tray, a handsome, superbly worked flat basket with upturned edges made of woven grass and roots by Yokuts women of central California.