dinner pail

She only saw him pass the dinner pail inside the narrow entrance.

At four-thirty he went to the castle and picked up the dinner pail.

He grabbed his dinner pail and headed for the Sloss works.

When the roof caught fire one day, the children used their dinner pails to bring water to douse the blaze.

Wouldn't the Constable Works fill the old dinner pail?

So Daddy Catfish hands in his dinner pail while trying to guard the roost.

The report gets out that the ore is so rich that the miners steal it in their dinner pails.

In a corner, a watchman's dinner pail was resting on a table, a half-finished cup of coffee beside it.

Vast populations grew frenzied over such phrases as "an honest dollar" and "a full dinner pail."

A related phrase is to "hand in one's dinner pail", a bucket that contains a worker's dinner.

And the full dinner pail.

Where was his dinner pail?

I am about as entertaining as one of the crowd coming out of the factory gates with his full dinner pail.

He might find a live frog in his dinner pail, or a dead rodent in his hat.

Pinkard opened his own dinner pail.

Rita had packed him a ham sandwich, some homemade oatmeal cookies, and an apple in his dinner pail.

Pinkard tossed his cap onto a chair andfetched his dinner pail into the kitchen.

Herbert Hoover once noted that the slogan of progress is changing from the full dinner pail to the full garage.

Dinner pail, another reporter answered.

Cincinnatus grabbed his dinner pail and hurried out the door, pausing only to kiss his mother on the cheek.

What could this space flight put in the dinner pails of the Smiths, the Browns, the Johnsons?

Morning after morning, always with huger lunches in my dinner pail, I limped out of the house on my way to work.

His campaign slogan was "Four More Years of the Full Dinner Pail."

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