a carton of eggs

He opened the refrigerator and took out a carton of eggs.

A carton of eggs sat open on the counter.

And he was holding a carton of eggs.

He is carrying a bag of milk and a carton of eggs.

Free range: Fill up a carton of eggs for a £50 bonus.

His arms juddered as he placed a carton of eggs into a plastic sack.

The map is necessary for those unfamiliar with the terrain - finding a carton of eggs would be a challenge without it.

A carton of eggs, a package of bacon, bread, and much more were nestled there.

"Dad," Monica said, walking over to the refrigerator and taking out a carton of eggs and a package of bacon.

"I didn't bust him out and bring him all the way here, just so you could drop him on the ground like a carton of eggs."

Whenever they found ammunition abandoned by mischief makers - a carton of eggs, for example - "we picked them up and gave them to people.

Alexi went swiftly to the refrigerator herself and took out a carton of eggs and some cheese and bacon.

He found a melon in the refrigerator's vegetable bin and cut it up, then started to open a package of bacon and a carton of eggs.

Then he added a carton of eggs, a bag of apples, huge slabs of two kinds of cheese, a gallon container of popcorn.

'Now and Again' In the unlikely opening scene, an old man carrying a carton of eggs leaves a few on the seat of a Tokyo subway.

Marcella Hazan's refrigerator shelves are alarmingly unstocked: a carton of eggs, a lonely wedge of butter on a plate.

On a carton of eggs bought on Oct. 27, "Not to be sold after date stamped on carton - Exp Dec 1."

There was, for example, the Toilet Paper Disaster: Thorne asked the students to drop a carton of eggs from Hoover Tower without injury.

Without speaking to Chyna, without glancing at her, as if she didn't exist, he went to the refrigerator, removed a carton of eggs, and put it on the counter beside the sink.

On a recent night Mr. Patterson managed, with a bit of tactical modification, to keep in the air a stethoscope, an inflatable dreidel and a carton of eggs (or at least its remains).

I recently bought a carton of eggs that claimed, "These eggs are high in Vitamin E, contain 100 mg of Omega 3, and have 25% less saturated fat than regular eggs."

When she got back to the bench she saw that she had knocked over one of the shopping bags when she had stood up and a carton of eggs had dropped to the ground.

Also in this room are several displays of common household ideas (a can of soda, a gallon of milk, a load of laundry, a carton of eggs) and the amount of water used throughout their production.

"They liked it better when it was a place you could when go in and get the stuff you need like a jug of milk, a carton of eggs, a loaf of bread, a pack of cigarettes."