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'In fact, I drank the whole jugful that was on our table.

And I remember the first time, I poured a whole jugful of water in.

But so little of you, just a jugful of you."

Even with a jugful of live culture?"

I want a jugful of that hypnotic injunction every night and every morning."

The boys awoke then, and went to the spring to splash their faces and bring back a jugful of water to drink.

But not by a jugful.

I can't tell you what I was expecting, exactly, but it wasn't this good, not by a jugful."

Not be a jugful.

Ross Lynch was not yellow, not by a jugful, but I knew there were several things about this setup he didn't like.

Having meat, he now needed drink and obtained a jugful of tej, and spent the day feasting.

He administered a stronger distillation of the herbs, and between them they forced Khyan to drink another jugful of well water.

"She's there in the main stream--" "Not by a jugful," interposed the mate, with another laugh.

Now he rose, took a jug, went to the jar and broke the stamped clay seal, poured a jugful of the wine and hurried back into the house.

But I'll say this--for all the style, the eats weren't a bit better than you have at New Moon--no, nor as good, by a jugful.

I pulp the fruit in my blender, and then stir it into a jugful of prosecco until I have a summer-scented pitcher of fizzy wine tinted a pearly, pale golden pink.

"Neither do I," said Horton, "except that I have t he feeling I'm carrying a jugful of a friend, and out here in this howling wilderness of space a man can ask nothing more."

Mrs. Twit faints during this trick, and after Mr. Twit splashed a jugful of cold water onto her, she later recovered as the frog hops onto her face; upon seeing it, she flees.

The Much Cowarne History Group has published several books and booklets, including A Jugful of Much Cowarne Cider (2003) and Much Cowarne Church: A Guidebook and History (2008).

Whatever the reason, Dorr's mother simply stitched with all her strength until the day Dorr turned twelve; then the mother went to the basement, drank a jugful of her most poisonous dyes, and choked her life away with smeary rainbow vomit.

Anne set the card up against the jugful of apple blossoms she had brought in to decorate the dinnertable--Marilla had eyed that decoration askance, but had said nothing-- propped her chin on her hands, and fell to studying it intently for several silent minutes.

The hungry eye hoovers up her stout jugful of brushes, her bottled solvents - xylene, propanol, acetone - her jars of vivacious pigment, her special picture restorer's cotton wool which with teasing banality turns out to be mere Economy Pleat from Pretty.

One after another, up the calle Pizarro - Capitán Haddok, where the under-25s hang out; Las Caballerizas, an old stable block where middle-aged studs sit in stalls chatting up under-aged fillies; Habana, where you order rum by the jugful and the music wakes the dead.

The jug will then be free to move about in the water's current.

Well, did you ever watch the way the future comes out of its jug?

He would live long enough to see who got the jug.

Perhaps we should have brought the jug back with us.

He should have brought a jug of water in with him.

Will you get a jug and put some water in it?

Can I get the water to go in it with the jug?

With the help of what used to be in that jug.

I took the jug and put it down on the table.

That or a jug of cold water full in the face.

Each side table has a water jug and a glass.

The woman was holding out a jug to the girl.

But if she could only have Peter and the jug, too!

The jug, or another just like it, was on the table.

There was a jug and a glass by the bed.

While away a long summer's afternoon with a large jug.

He took a jug of what looked like water from a nearby table.

Teacher: Can you fit any more water into the jug?

There are two teams and each one has a jug of water.

When I moved the jug forward it became the door again, closed.

When it died he had the jug made out of its skin.

It was out of bed and up window, water jug in hand.

There they took a jug and went down to the spring to get some water.

She looked very like the cat who had found the right jug.

He finished the water in the jug, and looked at his watch.