How To Use Primus stove In A Sentence

The almost rural surroundings change before you know it and you are soon in the midst of a much older town on a road gone narrow as you pass through Ulsoor with its temples, shops that sell puja essentials, books, clothes and Primus stoves.
As a volunteer for the Royal Air Force, he developed improved mountain rescue methods and in Northern Ireland researched prepacked rations for the flying boats, negating the need for vegetable sacks and a Primus stove on board.
Blanche was known to get water from a nearby dairy where she shopped - mainly for canned goods, candles and fuel for her little primus stove that she cooked on.
Their establishment is a rather simple affair, consisting of one stool, two crates, a Primus stove, three huge pots and numerous plates.
I had a little primus stove in my kit and the makings of a right fry-up… rashers, sausages, Kelly's black pudding, Martina's home-made boxty and, believe it or not, two large free-range eggs.

We had to cook our bully beef on a little Primus stove on the deck and rig up our own shade from the sun.
Others are the height of luxury - sheds with windows, built in bunks and primus stoves, radios and easy chairs.
While my mother made tea on a Primus stove and prepared egg sandwiches, I would climb into the punt, making sure that it was safely tied on with the painter.
Buckets and spades hung up in the beach hut, the Primus stove put back on the garage shelf as autumn winds sigh through the marram grass. Archive 2007-09-01
Pack the barbie or primus stove and enjoy the great outdoors.
There was a primus stove, a satchel filled with food cans, a canvas stool and water bucket. RUSHING TO PARADISE
On a shelf underneath was a huge and ancient Primus stove.
Instruments were sterilised using a pressure cooker (later an autoclave) on a Primus stove.
There was a primus stove, a satchel filled with food cans, a canvas stool and water bucket. RUSHING TO PARADISE
The alcohol was so strong it was used for burning the stubble of plucked chickens and for Primus stoves and Tilley lamps.
One of the female elders added that the fuel oil would become stiff and was difficult to use with the Primus stove.