How To Use Spenser In A Sentence
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Nothing much happened except that I discovered the automatic paper towel dispenser and proceeded to contort my body into various positions to get the thing to work.
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I have not been pumping any metal, nor even an alloy, metalloid or compound...not even an nonferrous metal...the most I've pumped is my hand lotion dispenser, and I'm pretty sure that's a polymer
Archive 2006-08-01
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English pastoral was inaugurated by Spenser's verse eclogues in The Shepheardes Calendar and further developed in The Arcadia, a prose romance by Sidney.
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It will be a criminal offence to hold yourself out as a Chinese medical practitioner or a herbal dispenser of Chinese medicines, and a range of other appellations, if in fact one has not been registered by the board.
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As Mr. Connelly observes, the dispensers of population-control grants often enjoyed a kind of pasha existence.
The War Against Fertility
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In the Pacific Northwest, for example, apple growers adorn their trees with dispensers that saturate the air with the chemical sex attractant, or pheromone, of female codling moths.
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They argue that grades artificialize the learning process and teach the kids to think in terms of a desired grade instead of in terms of what they might be learning, and that grades also artificialize the nature of the relationship between the teacher and the student, encouraging the student to see the teacher as the dispenser of grades rather than a mentor or interlocutor.
Gradewise
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As Matthew Woodcock points out, there have been many studies of queenliness in Spenser's The Faerie Queene, but very few that made sense of the poet's use of fairy.
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Actually now that you mention the hotwheels I used to carry pez dispensers which would often 'disappear' and then pen markers that 'smelled' - I guess smelling grape every now and then made a bad day a little better.
Which one/s were you? Age 2-10
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Accuracy and consistency, largely a facet of pump design, are the key requirements for these dispensers.
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In the 1340s the church's presbytery, off which radiate six chapels, was rebuilt by the widow of Hugh le Despenser the Younger, who was executed for treason in 1326.
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Well, what Spenser did with practically every Western myth, epic, and writer before him makes Faulkner look like a pre-schooler using slight of hand to hide a coin), his passion, his facility with language (that is, if you ignore the occasional "puissance"), his psychological insight.
Telecommuter Talk
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One gentleman is so dedicated to locating obscure dispensers that he actually uses city transit to visit remote suburban garage sales.
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We wouldn't want anything glamorous, just basics such as a hot drinks dispenser during winter, a small TV to wile away the hours, comfy sofas, a small toilet and maybe a crèche for the little ones.
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Spenser should have stuck to his guns and been satisfied with unity of design.
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He wasn't an alcoholic, but he liked to play hard, and be the dispenser of largesse.
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This edition features a round board instead of the usual square and a plastic card dispenser that resembles a playing card shuffler.
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I don't mind being the one who has to call the plumber, and sit with the plumber, and go scouting for soap dispensers for the kitchen to replace the ridiculous airgap that they make you put it, but I don't like everyone being crabby at me about the whole thing.
Readersguide Diary Entry
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I mean, what other egg dish requires the use of its own little throne, giving me the occasion and joy of whipping out my designer egg cup, complete with matching spoon and integrated salt dispenser?
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Hearing aids have not been very successful in the past not only due to limited quality of the devices, but also due to lack of training of many dispensers.
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In general terms Spenser's female characters are praised for fulfilling the roles of supportive partner or chaste virgin.
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The Spenser sisters giggled and whispered most of the time, which I thought was very impolite and immature.
WEB OF DREAMS
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Together , the dispenser and sideside cartridge precisely ensure the proper ratio.
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There are three basic types of fixed dispenser the swivel, the lift pump and the gravity feed.
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And, if you come across a paper towel dispenser with a lever, use your elbow instead of your hands - and don't touch the sinks, door handles or toilets after you've dried.
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Until then, he remains a skilled dispenser of aperçus but little more - a novelist who is waiting to excel.
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It would cost around four million pounds to convert every cash dispenser in the country to being voice activated.
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How can we expect this institution to be an effective dispenser of services for all those with AIDS, let alone a leader of political struggles around AIDS in black communities here and abroad?
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Over the years his admirable private-eye hero, Spenser, has revealed intriguing depths of sensitivity and literary appreciation.
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She might have added Spenser's Britomart, whose name indicates both her patriotism and her warlike character.
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He chased me to the kitchen, and then saw the automatic ice dispenser on the door of my fridge.
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This includes not only faucets and flush valves, but also automated soap dispensers and time-release cleaning solutions that help prevent buildup caused by heavy minerals in hard water.
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The crew will get up to 90 servings from a dispenser set up like a soda fountain at a convenience store.
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Other problems included lack of toilet paper and dispensers and inadequate hand-drying facilities.
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A gang almost demolished a building yesterday in their efforts to steal a cash dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the sill was a plastic paper-ticket dispenser like they use at a meat-market counter.
The Concrete Blonde
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Water and soap were dispensed from a machine incorporating a sink and resembling a coffee dispenser, which also had a hot air dryer.
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This fact indicates that China has already mastered, and has been continuously improving, its dispenser design technique.
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They argue that Shakespeare's coarseness is the result of the age and not personal predilection, completely ignoring the work of men like Sir Philip Sidney and Spenser, indeed practically all the pre-Shakespearean writers, in whom none of this so-called grossness exists.
Lysistrata
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‘Afeard’, used by Spenser, is the regular participle of the old verb to ‘affear’, still existing as a law term, as
English Past and Present
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The defensive aids suite could include a radar warner, missile launch and approach warner, and chaff and flare decoy dispensers.
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Spenser uses often ‘to welk’ (welken) in the sense of to fade, ‘to sty’ for to mount, ‘to hery’ as to glorify or praise, ‘to halse’ as to embrace, ‘teene’ as vexation or grief: Shakespeare ‘to tarre’ as to provoke, ‘to sperr’ as to enclose or bar in; ‘to sag’ for to droop, or hang the head downward.
English Past and Present
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the Spenserian stanza was introduced by Edmund Spenser in The Faerie Queene
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Hawk and Spenser share a bond that is not explained in the novel but often discussed and which feels hypernormal.
Ceremony
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‘tort’ (= wrong), ‘accoil’ (accuellir), ‘sell’ (= saddle), all occurring in Spenser; with ‘to serr’ (serrer), ‘vive’, ‘reglement’, used all by
English Past and Present
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Other people misuse this car park when they want to use the cash dispenser.
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This may be explained by a shorter repeat prescribing interval: for dispensers it's usually 28 days, whereas for prescribers it's upwards of two months.
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This credit card allows you to withdraw up to £200 a day from cash dispensers.
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Figure 21 illustrates four different glove stretchers that often do double duty as glove powder dispensers and hand measurers.
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Bugs Bunny and other Warner cartoon characters wait to greet you, alongside the ranks of popcorn dispensers.
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In the bigger picture, I do not ever want to be the involuntary dispenser of any consumer advertisement hidden inside a product sample box.
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This credit card allows you to withdraw up to £200 a day from cash dispensers.
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Police today warned cash machine users to be alert after two men were spotted tampering with a dispenser.
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The peculiar melody and profuse imagination which the pastoral disclosed at once placed its author in the forefront of living poets, but a far greater work was already in hand; and from some words of Gabriel Harvey's we see Spenser bent on rivalling Ariosto, and even hoping "to overgo" the "Orlando Furioso" in his "Elvish Queen.
History of the English People, Volume V (of 8) Puritan England, 1603-1660
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Neither in his sonnets, nor in his various stanzas composed of heroics, nor in what may be called his doggerel metres -- the fatally fluent Alexandrines, fourteeners, and admixtures of both, which dominated English poetry from his time to Spenser's, and were never quite rejected during the Elizabethan period -- do we find evidence of the want of ear, or the want of command of language, which makes Wyatt's versification frequently disgusting.
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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The dispenser quickly filled the prescription for me.
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I use the term allegory reluctantly because allegorical figures, like those found in Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress or Spenser's Faerie Queene tend to be one-dimensional, lacking interiority and nuance.
Michael Gilmour: Anne Bronte's Religious Imagination
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She's yet to grasp the difference between a cigarette dispenser and a gaming machine.
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_ _Puck_, _pouke_, we find in O.E. (Old E.glish Miscellany, _E. E.T.S._, 76), in Piers Plowman, and surviving in Spenser; but there are countless analogous forms:
The Sources and Analogues of 'A Midsummer-night's Dream'
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The Salt and Pepper dispensers, in lovely porcelain and bright - coloured, imported from China were tempting.
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Is there a market in second hand paper towel dispenser machines?
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There are witches, fairies, and mermaidens [24] in the ballads: omens, dreams, spells, [25] enchantments, transformations, [26] magic rings and charms, "gramarye" [27] of many sorts; and all these things are more effective here than in poets like Spenser and Collins, because they are matters of belief and not of make-believe.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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Be very careful when you withdraw money from street cash dispensers.
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Spenser, sought diligently to compose in the quantitative metres of the classics; Puttenham, the author of one of the first English treatises on the Art of Poetry (1589), declared that by "leisurable travail" one might "easily and commodiously lead all those feet of the ancients into our vulgar language"; but while they may have satisfied themselves
The Principles of English Versification
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He created a private eye named Spenser who spends his free time making gourmet food, including 'buffalo tenderloin marinated in red wine and garlic served with fiddle head ferns, corn pudding, and red potatoes cooked with bay leaf,' and 'German sausages with green apples sliced dipped in flour and fried in the sausage fat.
Happy Birthday, Robert B. Parker!
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Holidaymakers should beware of using plastic cards in foreign cash dispensers.
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The firm also needs 400 preregistration optometry students, 300 student dispensing opticians, 150 hearing aid dispensers and 250 apprentices.
The Sun
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The very unusual word "underfong" which Spenser uses in these verses, and the gloss which he appends to the verses of _The Shepheards
Shakespeare's Lost Years in London, 1586-1592
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A set of English-designed draught beer dispensers have been installed and the Clock claims that truly cold beer is now on tap.
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Una Spenser's marriage to Captain Ahab is certainly a crucial element in the narrative of Ahab's Wife, but the story covers vastly more territory.
Ahab's Wife by Sena Jeter Naslund: Book summary
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Do you recall the marbled endpapers in the Spenser that I used to read to you on crisp fall evenings just such as this?
Excerpt: March by Geraldine Brooks
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In the North, 34.5% own credit and charge cards with 53% possessing a cash dispenser card.
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However, I always love to receive gardening gadgets; so if your mother is a fanatical gardener you could get her a new trowel, some copper plant labels, a trug to stash cut flowers in, a plant pot or a twine dispenser.
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Drug prescribers and dispensers make variable efforts to discuss drugs with patients.
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Does it bring glory to the Son of God as the only dispenser of grace to guilty sinners - and the only way to God?
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The double gourd was the attribute of the Taoist immortal Li Tieguai, the dispenser of magic medicines.
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The card has a digital watermark detectable only to electronic cash dispensers.
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bubbler" - style water fountains, with two - or five-gallon jugs upended over an electric dispenser/cooler.
Sustainablog
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_HRB_ _Historia Regum Britanniae_ (Geoffrey of Monmouth) _Hubberd_ _Mother Hubberds Tale_ (Spenser) intr. intransitive, intransitively
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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The first time she used hers was in June 2008 and the detergent dispenser door did not open so the dishes were not clean.
Times, Sunday Times
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He also ordered Robey to pay $600,000 restitution to the opticians' association, which certifies about 38,000 ophthalmic dispensers nationally.
1 yr. for man who embezzled $600K
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The dispenser quickly filled the prescription for me.
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Even handier for families: the dispensers have a childproof lock to prevent young children from having a field day with them.
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Fun, over-the-top foreign suspenser about a Ukranian woman (Xenia Rappoport) who moves to Italy to escape her sordid past as a prostitute.
2010 May : Scrubbles.net
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I've been happy to see a number of public bathrooms lately even include automated paper towel dispensers.
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And I just want to know, since when did dictionary writers become our moral arbiters, our dispensers of justice?
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She took a tissue from a dispenser, carefully shifted her goggles and dabbed her eyes dry, then tossed the tissue in the medical waste receptacle.
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The bunks are laid two high in a row of four against one wall, while along the other wall are several small desks and tables, some with console screens, one with personal computer and one with a food dispenser.
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As the Plantagenets had their “planta genista,” the broom; so the Dymokes would seem to have had their “oak.” {209b} The descent of the early Dymokes may be briefly given thus: — Scrivelsby, forming part of the Soke of Horncastle, of which the Conqueror held the manor, was given by William to Robert Dispenser, his steward, whom we have several times named in connection with other neighbouring parishes.
Records of Woodhall Spa and Neighbourhood Historical, Anecdotal, Physiographical, and Archaeological, with Other Matter
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Then the little darlings began an involved process of rinsing their fronts, rinsing their backs, getting soap out of the dispenser and rubbing it over their bathing suit-clad bodies.
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In the reign of the Conqueror the powerful Robert Despenser had in this parish eighty acres of meadow land, three hundred and fifty acres of wood, and two mills, with sokemen, velleins, and bordars; other land, with dependents, being owned by Gozelin, a vassal of Alured of Lincoln, named above in connection with Woodhall.
Records of Woodhall Spa and Neighbourhood Historical, Anecdotal, Physiographical, and Archaeological, with Other Matter
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A counter assistant who is asked a question to which he or she is not sure of the answer, for example, should refer it up, either to a dispenser or ultimately the pharmacist.
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Isabella now sent Henry of Lancaster to the lordship of Glamorgan to hunt down the king and the younger Despenser.
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Panic In The Streets -- This stunning suspenser centers around an increasingly desperate search for two criminals on the lam in New Orleans (played by Jack Palance and Zero Mostel), who, unbeknownst to them, have been infested with Bubonic plague.
John Farr: The Centennial of Elia Kazan
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He clicked on the morphine dispenser but this time he didn't feel the trickle of Lethe, as they'd begun to call it.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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I'm in the fancy hotel, lying on my bed, imagining her in that cruddy car, in the cold, hitting the dispenser for the even cruddier coffee.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact
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English sixteenth centuries, and the alembicated exquisiteness of Catullus and Carew; he does not dislike Webster because he is not Dryden, or Young because he is not Spenser; he does not quarrel with Sophocles because he is not Æschylus, or with Hugo because he is not Heine.
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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These mention only prescriptions like rhubarb, the blue pill, Dover's powder, tinctures and leeches listed in any contemporary European dispenser.
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My most vivid memory of the event is a giant bullet-shaped pink-tiled structure on an upper terrace, set around with handbasins and soap dispensers.
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Spenser uses often ‘to welk’ (welken) in the sense of to fade, ‘to sty’ for to mount, ‘to hery’ as to glorify or praise, ‘to halse’ as to embrace, ‘teene’ as vexation or grief: Shakespeare ‘to tarre’ as to provoke, ‘to sperr’ as to enclose or bar in; ‘to sag’ for to droop, or hang the head downward.
English Past and Present
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Ramirez shrugged and moved to the dispenser to refresh his drink.
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He finished his burger and grabbed a napkin from the dispenser in the middle of the table.
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The countermeasures system includes a pilot illumination radar warning receiver, chaff and infrared decoy dispensers, and an active multi-mode jammer located in the wingtip pods.
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circumvolution," "presentifick circularity," struggle and sprawl within the narrow room of the Spenserian stanza.
Milton
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Its signification was only in terms of himself as sanyasi and guru, the sole dispenser of divine grace in an amorphous and inchoate Christianity connected to the revelation of the Vedas, and the fifth Veda known to himself.
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The Spenser sisters giggled and whispered most of the time, which I thought was very impolite and immature.
WEB OF DREAMS
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She has always been a meticulous dispenser of justice.
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The Squire of Dames," for instance, by the wealthy Jew, Moses Mendez, fairly bristles with seld-seen costly words, like _benty_, _frannion_, etc., which it would have puzzled Spenser himself to explain.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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The doggerel of the earlier years had almost entirely disappeared, and in its place appeared the perfect concerted music of the stanzas (from the sonnet and the Spenserian downwards), the infinite variety of the decasyllable, and the exquisite lyric snatches of song in the dramatists, pamphleteers, and music-book writers.
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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Sales of water with dispensers has jumped by 24 per cent.
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Heavy bulk chemicals are controlled by the provision of fixed dispensers.
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I pulled a few paper towels from the dispenser and proceeded to wipe down the bench.
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The card has a digital watermark detectable only to electronic cash dispensers.
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But are we talking about the real thing, or a little dalliance at the drinks dispenser and a flirtation at the photocopier?
Times, Sunday Times
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There are three basic types of fixed dispenser the swivel, the lift pump and the gravity feed.
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When I gardened in London there was always a queue of a dozen birds at the dispenser in winter months; curious as to whether it was the same dozen gorging themselves over and over, I called in an expert.
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This credit card allows you to withdraw up to £200 a day from cash dispensers.
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Unlike the minstrel who sings freely, with his audience joining in, Spenser now has to deal with the expectations of his audience.
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To hang on a royse, his future roya, future dispenser of position, wealth, preferment, military opportunity ---well, there you have it.
THE CURSE OF CHALION
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Check your appearance and freshen your breath in an instant with this mini dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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The screen of the cash dispenser displays the ironic message, ‘We apologise for the inconvenience, but this machine does not dispense cash at the moment.’
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The Lugbara also believe in a single omnipotent deity as the ultimate creator of life and the dispenser of death.
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The bathroom is equipped with a washbasin that dispenses warm water, a soap dispenser, a mirror, and a reading light.
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The electronic warfare systems include a radar warning receiver and automatic or manually operated chaff and flare dispensers.
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We search desperately for justice from history and history is a very, very cruel dispenser of justice.
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Check your appearance and freshen your breath in an instant with this mini dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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This simple application provides a fortune cookie dispenser.
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This follows a string of long-standing complaints from MPs about the lack of water dispensers in the Parliamentary complex, forcing them to drink "unhygienic" water collected from the taps in the bathrooms.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Spenser, with all his rusty, obsolete words, with all his rough-hewn clouterly verses; yet take him throughout, and we shall find in him a graceful and poetic majesty.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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A little further on, there was a young man from a Spring Green church who had set up large dispensers of coffee and cocoa.
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Check your appearance and freshen your breath in an instant with this mini dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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Chefs are adopting new methods not just because they are adventurous, but because things like sous vide cooking (in a bag under pressure), foam siphons (nitrous oxide-filled whipped-cream dispensers) and anti-griddles (quick-freezing surfaces) make it possible to produce fascinating sensory delights that couldn't have been created just a few years ago.
The Seattle Times
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A little Green Man on the high frieze of the fourteenth-century chantry chapel of Edward le Despenser, in Tewkesbury Abbey, faces the south choir aisle.
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Lord Ganesha, the infallible dispenser of justice, is worshipped at all holy places before his elder brother, Kumar Kartikeya.
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With Spenser's The Faerie Queene as example, the cultivation of the divergent thinking in literature is explored from perspective of "various method appreciation" .
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A biohazard warning reminding personnel that blood and body fluids are potentially infectious was placed near the soap dispenser at each scrub sink.
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Being the naturally suspicious (OK then, paranoid) type, I decide this is an opportune moment to get up and grab a glass of water from the dispenser.
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Perhaps, Milton's England makes the author of the brief epic more severe towards the humanist tradition he has inherited than Elizabethan England does for Spenser.
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Happily as shown in much of Faerie Queen, given the necessity of civilising through violence, Spenser seems to have found violence aesthetically pleasing, & the poem in parge part a glorification of violence when employed in a worthy cause.
Severed heads all in a row
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DAG will include missile warning system, radar warning receiver, towed radar decoy and chaff and flare dispensers.
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Hopefully this has given some insight into the role of Pharmacist and the reason s/he is different to a dispenser and shopkeeper.
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Sam took a paper napkin from the chromium dispenser, crunched it into a ball and handed it to her.
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They had just designed their first product—a self-standing toothpaste dispenser.
Three Stages of Amazement
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The team has been encouraging hand disinfection by trialling individual alcohol hand gel dispensers.
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Today, there were two identical dispensers at the orthodontist's office, one with mouthwash, and one with hand soap. Guess which one ended up in my mouth? FML.
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The new law also applies to petrol pumps, alcohol dispensers, weighbridges, industrial scales, firewood and even rubbish dumped at the tip.
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Fortunately, the district court is not the last dispenser of justice in Indonesia.
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The card has a digital watermark detectable only to electronic cash dispensers.
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The fundamental laws, considered as a whole, were the wisest devisable to suit the peculiar circumstances of the Colony; but whilst many of them were disregarded or treated as a dead letter, so many loopholes were invented by the dispensers of those in operation as to render the whole system a wearisome, dilatory process.
The Philippine Islands
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The moment, however, he published in octavo volumes a solid history, and appended to the bottom of each page the obscure authorities on which his narrative was founded, and which plainly exhibited the capacity of the brilliant declaimer to perform all the austerest duties of the drudge, his reputation marvellously increased among the most frigid and most exacting dispensers of praise.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 41, March, 1861
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Subsequent writers re-orient and transform Spenser's devices to different contexts.
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She also said there were concerns about the drug dispenser at the practice working alone.
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A series will also grow old and die (except for Spenser, he goes on with very few bobbles-Robert Parker is my idol!)
Wisdom At Point Blank Range – Brian Keene
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Spenser begins the stanza with an alliterative play upon ‘joyous’ and ‘just’ which lightens the atmosphere after the sober and tense portrayal of the knight's penance, while emphasising the worth of Charissa's lesson.
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I think, for _camisia_; but Spenser (_Faerie Queene_, II.iii. xxvi.) has (as
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800
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Spenser's art) 7 The warlike beech; the ash for nothing ill; warlike > (Because war-chariots in antiquity were reputedly made of beech) 8 The fruitful olive; and the platan round; platan > plane-tree
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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My great-grand uncle became a dispenser of retributive justice.
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Spenser informed Ralegh that his ‘general end’ was ‘to fashion a gentleman or noble person in virtuous and gentle discipline’.
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The chisel-jawed author of among numerous others Awaken the Giant Within, famous for having participants in his expensive seminars walk barefoot across hot coals, is a dispenser of some remarkably preposterous advice.
The 10 best self-help gurus
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Teachers will move beyond their present role as dispensers of information and become guides, mentors, facilitators, and authors.
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The smaller dispensers are called swan-necks and the larger, with domed heads, are called, mushroom dispensers.
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This fact indicates that China has already mastered, and has been continuously improving, its dispenser design technique.
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She is also the dispenser of sweets to the three accused with a packet of peppermints close to hand at all times.
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The useful display counter then alerts you when your 12 washes are done, at which point all you need to do is refill your existing dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you want to use the dishwasher, follow these precautions: Use the automatic rinse dispenser feature of a dishwasher.
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The card has a digital watermark detectable only to electronic cash dispensers.
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All dispensers were reweighed on 25 September.
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Woodcock analyses the fictiveness of fairy stories in Spenser's world, basing his approach on recent studies of the ontology of witches.
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The NMMC appointed chest physicians, dispensers and laboratory technicians who worked alongside Alert staff.
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New Orleans - Panic In The Streets (1950): Early Elia Kazan suspenser centers around an increasingly desperate search for two criminals on the lam in New Orleans (played by Jack Palance and Zero Mostel), who, unbeknownst to them, have been infested with bubonic plague.
John Farr: The Best City Movies by Farr
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A gang almost demolished a building yesterday in their efforts to steal a cash dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your root beer isn't poured from a can; it's mixed individually with a squirt of syrup from the silvery array of dispensers behind the laminated counter.
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It holds 160 chaff / flare packages, up to five times more than conventional dispensers.
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Following Wilson's election as president, House became his most intimate friend, the dispenser of his patronage and his most trusted political adviser.
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Honey bees leaving the dispenser-fitted hive did wade through the pollen, but they readily started packing the pollen clinging to their body into their corbiculae.
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The study was a crossover intervention trial in which the manual and touch-free dispensers were used in 2 hospital units.
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I was baffled by the New Criticism as it was applied in my lit courses (I learned the word "Alexandrine" in order to describe its enigmatic protocols), sunk as a prospective English major by a disastrous attempt at a close reading of Spenser.
Site One: A Romantic Education.
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The staff often views the pastor as the dispenser of tasks rather than one who is genuinely interested in them personally.
Christianity Today
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Mrs. Heffley, enigmatic behind the twin zeroes of her spectacles, is a shrewd dispenser of domestic justice, while Mr. H (a Civil War nut) tends to do his parenting in lunges of impetuous dad-ness.
Revenge of the Wimps
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The dole of someone in a griefful state is powerfully exhibited by Spenser when cannibals with sharp knives and hungry looks gaze upon the Damzell in Book VI, Canto VIII, of The Faerie Queene:
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 1
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First stop: the cash dispenser.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bugs Bunny and other Warner cartoon characters wait to greet you, alongside the ranks of popcorn dispensers.
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For operational roles, the aircraft is fitted with a radar warning receiver, chaff and flares dispensers, and active electronic countermeasures.
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He clicked on the morphine dispenser but this time he didn't feel the trickle of Lethe, as they'd begun to call it.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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But for juries to be credible and respected as the finders of fact and dispensers of justice in a community, they must represent diverse values and outlooks, Munsterman said.
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He reached out a hand to the small metallic dispenser beside them and pressed the sensor plate on its side.
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Remove the drawer and scrub the solution on to the roof of the dispenser compartment using a nylon brush.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are frost-free, have individual humidity controls on each crisper drawer and the option of built-in water filters for water and crushed-ice dispensers.
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The 20-25 litre drum discharging through a controlled dispenser is a better option.
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One was a huge tomato, styled in the fashion of a ketchup dispenser in a roadside diner.
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Shakespeare; ‘_yewen_’, or, according to earlier spelling, “_ewghen_ bow”, in Spenser; “_cedarn_ alley”, and “_azurn_ sheen” are both in
English Past and Present
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The Spenser sisters giggled and whispered most of the time, which I thought was very impolite and immature.
WEB OF DREAMS
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I nodded and walked over to the paper towel dispenser.
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Iced coconut milk-shakes and tender-coconut water drawn out of dispensers were there for parched tongues.
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People were stealing toilet paper by the roll faster than they could put it out in the dispensers.
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Everything you need is on hand, from ketchup and mayonnaise dispensers to a big bin of fresh limes and squeeze bottles of Sriracha.
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Prepare transporter suppression fields and arm the anesthezine dispensers for the following coordinates.
MILLENNIUM
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Suddenly my mind flashed back to a few recent incidents when I had found the soap dispenser open and lying on its side on the sink.
Christianity Today
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Sir Henry Wallopp, treasurer and treasurer at war, 1579-99, also briefly joint lord chief justice, and ideological colleague of Spenser's, was by 1584 impressed by the heavy mortality that had fallen on Munster through war and its inevitable shadow of famine, pointed to the consequent need "to repeople it again with a better race and kind of people than the former were.
Dead heads and humanists
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My research has taught me that the foaming dispenser works well with an eight-to-one dilution of water to soap.
