ampoule , also: ampul

In his hand he held an ampoule of yellow liquid.

He held out two of the ampoules filled with holy water.

He took one of the ampoules from his pocket and dropped it.

"And look at this," he said, taking down an ampoule.

He picked up the ampoule and threw it in a corner.

But only a couple of ampoules were taken then.

Mark took the ampoules and curled them slowly against his chest.

He handed the two ampoules of mild medicine to her.

The sealed ampoule is then put in an oven and given a certain heat treatment.

Color coding of modern ampoules is done during the manufacturing process.

An ampoule of his blood was believed to boil during festivals.

If that ampoule hits the floor or the wall we're all dead men."

He turned, a small plastic ampoule in his hand.

However, it is generally possible to start and stop measurements in each ampoule independently.

Big Guy,' he said, breaking out an ampoule of morphine.

He reached into his own harness and pulled out a morphine ampoule.

I have to get the ampoule from my surgery, sir.'

I looked at the ampoules and decided that they hadn't been tampered with.

Jimmy bad pulled an ampoule and a hypo from the bag.

Holding them in one hand, he jabbed two ampoules into his thigh at the same time.

From it, he produced a syringe and an ampoule.

The ampoule is then placed in a zone oven.

Here's a box with a hypo and some ampoules.

In emergency, you crushed the ampoule and inhaled the contents.

"The test results on the contents of the first ampoule are complete," he said tonelessly.