work basket

Today he is known particularly for his work baskets and baby cradles.

Still crouching, she reached for the work basket beside the door.

Christina rummaged in her work basket "Now, tell me all about yourself."

Women were buried with their work baskets so they could continue to weave in the afterlife.

So I took the typewritten copy from my work basket and handed it to him.

He sniffed derisively, not taking his eyes from her as she returned the work basket to its place by the hearth.

This little note she had hidden that evening in her work basket and by noon on the following day it had gone.

Leave it in your work basket, and I will see to it that he gets it."

I suppose it is still in my work basket, if the moths have not gotten to it."

His work basket was choked as usual; he put the Hroshii out of mind and worked happily.

Even if there is more than one working basket, everybody knows there is only one game that matters.

By now, I'll bet Shandi is probably wishing she waited long enough to gather up her work basket!

A bag of red wool was produced from a work basket and the looped baubles glittered on the tree.

Tearing the work basket from her head she threw it into a corner and flung the crown jewels of Patch after it.

There was a little white bed, and a dressing-table, a bookcase full of books, a stand with a work basket on it, and a rocking-chair.

Tourists and Mail Order When rice cultivation ended early this century, the need for work baskets disappeared and the craft dwindled.

Punchy King himself came out at last, carrying Punch and an old-fashioned work basket, its lid of quilted satin, powder Hue.

They sat side by side without speaking, and Mary reached her hand for her work basket, and took out her sewing and threaded a needle.

It now remained to have him suitably outfitted for the occasion, and, armed with a tape-measure from Rosa's work basket Flynn visited Sebastian's sick bed.

I won another prize for this as well, and I was presented with a beautiful work basket lined with red satin by the headmistress, Miss Ford.

With the new groups of buyers emerged a new kind of basket: less rugged than the coarse work baskets, it was made of thinner, more delicate sweet grass.

He turns her eyes into lights for her sister to make sennit (magi-magi) and her feet into supports for the sister's work basket (Beckwith 1970:261).

Sealing wax, notepaper, a work basket, photographs Photographs... He stood staring at the photograph he held in his hantL Footsteps rushed back along the passage.

At the sound of light footsteps in the hall, Reyna gave a warning frown and hurried over to perch on one end of a chaise, where she had deposited her work basket.

They talked over the new plan while old Hannah cleared the table, then out came the four little work baskets, and the needles flew as the girls made sheets for Aunt March.