take a swab
swab
swob old-fashioned

But in both cases, the swabs were left inside the women.

The police took swabs of what they thought may be blood from the car.

But I did swab them, and maybe that will help.

If you are already doing this try without using the swab.

With a swab of her mouth, I could have my answer.

Blood test and swab results will be included when they are to hand.

She was one of the subjects swabbed for the study.

Four of those were swabs left in patients after operations.

I want you to swab the horse and you'll find nothing.

I realized whose blood was swabbed all over his hands and arms.

I'm going to swab your hand here, so you can clean up.

Swabbing takes place only on a small sample of cases.

Five days later she had more swabs and a blood test taken, they said, then her health took a turn for the worse.

If anyone needs to be swabbed in this story, it's me.

He took another swab sample and put it through the same process.

Health officials said a total of 3,900 swabs have been conducted, with results in on 1,400.

The swabs should be left in position for an hour or two but not allowed to dry out.

Allow the swab to sit in place for 5-10 seconds.

They'd have to swab out the pipes to find anything.

It is a good practice to have two swabs as controls.

Swabs will be taken for further analysis from anyone who shows symptoms.

As I was swabbing his side, what he'd said finally registered.

The first thing to ask is what the results of the swabs and cultures were.

But I shall never do it again, although they are only girls, poor little swabs.

Swabs taken from the body tested positive for the disease.

... Flowers there'll be which you won't smell, You swob, you'll learn a lot in hell.

1481: Dutch noblewoman Swob Sjaarda defends her castle during a siege in the Netherlands.

The metal guy wire that supports the pole had been energized and Bilyew leaned into it and it killed him, Swob said.

Her act in 1481 made her a metaphor for betrayal in the Netherlands: the expression Swob, became a way of saying that someone was not to be trusted.

A group of individuals formed a non-profit and non-political social organization, the Student Welfare Organization of Bangladesh (SWOB) in 1978 for guiding the youth.

But Swob and others who conduct electrical demonstrations in the Oz Building at the Kansas State Fair are working to teach others that the accident that killed Bilyew can happen to anybody.

Swob Sjaarda (1435-1520) was a Dutch noble, daughter of Douwe Tjaerts Aylva and Sjaarda Edwert and from 1455 married to Jarich Epes Hottinga.

To achieve SWOB's mission, the College of Development Alternative (CODA) was founded in 1992 and the School of Development Alternative (SODA) in 1996.