I used a large thimble for the flap cord part, nylon cord for the line, and ended up just tying the cord around the side wire with a slip knot. |
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Sixty bee stomachfuls of honey are needed to fill one thimble full of honey. |
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This time, it had the shape of a trapezoid on four faces, making it look like a thimble with four right angles. |
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Of course since I was stitching after so long I drew blood and then I realized that I had forgotten all about the thimble once again. |
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Then she would don a thimble, put a dint in the cookie, and fill it with jam. |
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The convex top is impressed with diamond patterning and is brazed to the body of the thimble. |
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With a reminder to use her thimble when she dealt with needles, Jemimah left. |
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In Kendal, a debate is going on as to the real name of the orange rubber thimble used by the counters to protect their index fingers. |
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The tip of the second finger curls in toward the ball of the thumb until it is under the mouth of the thimble. |
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Mary was sitting on the bed, tapping her foot and humming a tune as she set her needles, thimble, and thread into a sack. |
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In front of each god was a miniature steel plate and a tumbler the size of a large thimble. |
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In a roof exit installation, the ceiling support box supplied with the manufactured chimney acts as a thimble. |
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You must use a wall thimble when installing a chimney connector through a combustible wall to the chimney. |
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What he knows about any part of the world would not fill a thimble. |
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In the palm of Clovis's hand, the cupcake looked the size of a thimble. |
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In Mary Anne's next letter, dated ix February 1880, her only reference to her job was that her employer had given her a silver thimble for Christmas. |
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A dish called colcannon, made from cabbage, potatoes, and milk, was traditionally served on Halloween with a ring, coin, thimble, and button inserted into it. |
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Traditional sewing equipment consisted of an ulu, needle and awl, thimble and thimble-guard, and a needlecase. |
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Seamstress or tailor: you can see spools of thread, a pair of scissors, a thimble and some pins in a pincushion. |
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But again, local opinion has been pushing for more than the thimble of democracy that Mr Tung and his supporters prefer for next year. |
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You may want to use a factory-built thimble, on construct your own brick thimble. |
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For C10 to C50 hydrocarbons, weigh a minimum sample size of 5 g dry weight into a tared Soxhlet thimble or equivalent apparatus. |
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When the seeds s' open, they find themselves free with l' interior of the thimble. |
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Assembling these brackets will create a vinyl siding trim for any size of wall thimble in the wood, pellet or gas venting products. |
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The envelope of seed, called thimble, is particularly interesting to fight against the constipation. |
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The wire clamp nearest the thimble must be so close that there is no risk of the thimble loosening when the wire clamp is tightened. |
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Place a pre-extracted thimble in a clean glass beaker and transfer the filter, containing the dried particulate, into the thimble. |
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Daily, a monitor or more advanced student, distributed to each girl in her class a pinafore to wear and a thimble, needle, thread, and materials for work. |
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It rests in a stainless-steel thimble screwed to the bottom of the barrel. |
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Remove any traces of fat from the watch glass or Petri dish with cotton wool moistened with petroleum ether extraction solvent and then place cotton wool in the thimble. |
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She buried a thimble in the sand at Nether Scapa, and until it was found no more whales would be caught in the area. |
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Take a piece of good rope, splice a thimble in one end, and fit the other like a salvagee. |
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A tube or thimble made of zirconia can be exposed on its exterior to the hot atmosphere to be monitored and on its interior to air, with high-temperature seals preventing leakage between the two environments. |
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She drinks from a thimble, defends herself with a sewing needle, and almost drowns in a mud-filled porridge bowl. |
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Employing whacks on the head with her thimble, frequent scoldings, and the quoting of Scripture, Aunt Polly tries, unsuccessfully, to force Tom to abandon his high-spirited ways. |
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The thimble leans then towards water, slackening the seeds. |
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The thimble is cut from the same bone as the case itself so it fits perfectly on the end and is secured by the wooden plug which has been shaped to snuggly attach it. |
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A wall thimble is not required for installations through concrete walls. |
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This assembly consists of an outer thimble, sealed at the leading end, which houses a smaller inner movable in-core flux detector guide thimble, and up to seven thermocouples. |
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Attila the Hun, Genghis Khan, and Napoleon had courage enough for an army but couldn't have filled a thimble with their justice, prudence, or compassion. |
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