They just parked themselves on the edge of their box and played off scraps. |
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Dana made thrum-catcher bags to place by loom and collect little scraps of fiber or yarn for garnetting. |
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The ink drawings sketched on scraps of old wallpaper are suggestive of landscapes. |
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I draw all the time, on scraps of paper, serviettes, anything that's around. |
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The easiest way to use soap scraps is to pop them into a towelling bag and use it as a pre-soaped wash bag. |
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I can tell you I've gotten into some real scraps in interstate buses to get them to turn off the mind-numbing all-night videos. |
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Like scraps of an old manuscript traces of ancient biochemical processes survive in today's living organisms. |
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Occasionally a cotton crazy quilt is seen, where scraps of fabrics in a myriad of cotton prints are used to cover the quilt top. |
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A few brave souls were feeding them bags of seed or bread scraps, and were being so mobbed by pigeons that I was actually a bit worried for them. |
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On the side panels, curving architectural moldings loom above business-suited men clutching Martinis and scraps of paper. |
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About every two years I find it hard to drag myself out of a real hole when the black dog comes calling for scraps. |
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As long as there were scraps of potatoes, carrots, turnips and the like, the pig could be fattened and eventually sold for profit. |
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The simplest thing to do is dig a small pit and pile in all your scraps, mowings and prunings. |
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A pack of skeletally thin dogs, which have followed their owners, sniff the wet patches of grass for scraps of food. |
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I experimented with reducing leftover dried clay scraps to the consistency of slip and strained the mixture to remove lumps. |
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As it turned out, it wasn't much, but it was enough to put a few scraps of meat on the bones of my suspicions. |
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Rusty iron scraps, pipes and unusually shaped stones were scattered around the inhospitable and largely uninhabited area, it said. |
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The scraps of American, Italian, and British clothing and flying gear we used were sloppy but practical. |
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But they were surprised how unskilful the dogfox appeared to be in finding the scraps. |
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The process of transforming scraps of wood and hunks of metal into fine art is the essence of Martin's work. |
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Instead, there are hundreds of strips, scraps, paste-downs, and flyleaves to be found, matched, deciphered, and transcribed. |
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The miniscule scraps of wet fabric clung desperately to her as she stepped onto the deck. |
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Always clowning around, teasing girls, and getting into scraps with others, he's heading for self-destruction. |
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One Western cameraman saw scraps of flesh, pools of blood and clumps of human hair. |
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It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated. |
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At one point, during a picnic in the garden, we had a fox come over and beg for scraps. |
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Most days, however, I usually just add the used grounds to the compost pile along with other kitchen scraps. |
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Then she tosses the bundle onto her compost pile where the newspaper and kitchen scraps all break down together. |
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Although not required, a wire, wood, or plastic container keeps your compost pile looking neat and prevents animals from scattering food scraps. |
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Among the rusted-out cars and collapsed ferroconcrete pillars, Edselbert arches, looking for useful scraps. |
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After making drumsticks from wooden branches, leather scraps, fiberfill stuffing and string, the students are ready to play. |
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We used corrugated paper to form columns, assembled small wood scraps and pipe cleaners for sculptures, rails, fences and ramps. |
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Deeper in the dark glade, there are bones, countless bones, scraps of flesh and skin, cloth, and bodies. |
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After finding a matching stain color by experimenting on scraps of flooring, stain the boards to match the original floor. |
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Use felt scraps, embroidery floss, beads and other scrap materials to finish the finger puppets. |
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Use denim or any scraps of fabric you have to create a lovely upcycled phone cosy. |
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Looking out on the front lawn, I saw some birds fluttering around some food scraps. |
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Pre-laundered scraps of at least 80 percent cotton were donated for the quilt by two area crafters. |
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The catchy name was coined when cooks quieted begging dogs by throwing them scraps of fried dough while dinner was prepared. |
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Glue scraps of white fleece or fuzzy yarn to the red suit's cuffs and lower band. |
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One of the champions of self-exposure is Henry James, who often stitches together a few scraps of dialog with acres of inner fustian. |
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Your neighborhood is chilled by a damp wind tossing about scraps of ribbon and tissue left behind by careless garbage men. |
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Meal scraps were scraped into the gash bucket by each man after he finished his meal. |
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Film producers have warned that the Government risks decimating the home-grown industry if it scraps tax breaks for movie-makers. |
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We have designed the extension to capture the last scraps of sun as it declines behind the hill in the early evening. |
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The gina-ginas are no more than scraps of faded blue cotton stuff on their meagre bodies. |
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The hens scratch away in their corner, recycling all the household scraps into lovely fresh googies. |
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And they introduced decorative gores using extra scraps of unused leather of other material. |
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I was told too that he visited butcher's shops and made off with scraps of bone or gristle. |
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Coffee grounds, vegetable waste, eggshells, fruit scraps and leaves are just a few examples of what can go into a compost pile. |
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Pressure-treated lumber is not classified as a hazardous waste material, so the scraps can be disposed of at any landfill. |
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Like Gideon, her mother only existed in scraps of moments, in colors and sound, all disconnected and dissonant. |
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Every few days, the dunny can would be emptied into the same ditch the kitchen scraps. |
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Now, just exactly where have all the scraps of paper with the new addresses got to? |
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The students of these obscure phosphatic scraps were thus much in demand as petroleum stratigraphers. |
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A night or two later, Mac came back to the Wade Bar with a boxful of metal scraps and debris to show to his buddies. |
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The camera enters a living room with scraps of wallpaper clinging to old plaster and dusty unvarnished floorboards. |
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The other recorded UMRV occurrences of flint clay are isolated fragments from carved figures or mostly unworked scraps. |
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You also can train them to return to the coop during the day by putting grain or their favorite food scraps in the coop. |
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She spent a sleepless night passing along the police line searching out scraps of news. |
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We exchanged handmade Valentines and flew heart burgees fashioned from old sails, scraps of red cloth and old jacklines for the hoists. |
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I saw Ade toss scraps into the garden, into which immediately descended a volary of birds. |
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Handwritten on scraps of paper, crumpled and often stained, they may be hard to decipher at times. |
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They don't mind, since without those leftovers they would either starve or be rummaging in garbage dumps for stale food scraps. |
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For a more permanent banner, use calico instead of paper, and stitch the letters from scraps of fabric. |
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Place two cups of grated soap scraps in a saucepan, cover with cold water and allow to stand for 24 hours. |
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For long stretches of the first half they had hung in and lived off the flimsiest of scraps. |
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Looking down, I see scraps of wreckage, the crankshaft of a steam engine, odd bits of metal and a winch, but too deep for this late in the dive. |
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A quilter, she discourses regularly on the simple joys of stitching cloth, of creating harmony from scraps. |
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Payment was commonly in cast-off clothes, food scraps, alcohol or opium dregs. |
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A waiter wheeled up a trolley of elaborately bedized scraps, orts and broken meats. |
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I stuffed the bottle with scraps of paper and tinder-dry sticks of which there was a plentiful supply. |
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Used dryer sheets are perfect for this kind of stuffing or even tiny fabric scraps that are too small for other uses. |
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Nowadays, between scraps of undulating green parkland, there are stumps of surviving Victorian tenements. |
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Common failings included forgotten scraps of food in refrigerators, fridges not being at the required temperature and waste bins overflowing. |
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Newspapers, overdue bills, grocery lists, and scraps paper filled the hollow space. |
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In his shabby Cologne apartment in 1973, Brinkmann used rudimentary means to improvise on a few scraps of paper. |
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In the center of the fabric, put a balled up wad of fabric scraps, cotton, or yarn. |
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There are even scraps of their garments, including a cuff from a sleeve, and a possible wall hanging. |
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Put in the pulled breast, with any odd scraps of jelly, and stir about until the pieces are very hot indeed. |
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For the raccoons, he left food scraps in a hubcap dish leashed by chain to a tree so the animals wouldn't drag it under the cottage. |
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He also knows that whoever lifts the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Bombay next month will know that they've been through a scrap to end all scraps. |
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It's not mystery meat cooked up out of scraps of pitch letters and press releases, and pressed into molds of zippy journalese. |
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They were made from second-hand jute burlap and scraps of fabric pulled from ragbags and storage bins. |
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Perhaps, Rebekah mused, she could ask for the scraps at the end of fabric bolts and make a rag rug for the cold wooden floor. |
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The leather Wendy house that Bill constructed at the bottom of the garden out of some scraps of hide from his workshop gets good use. |
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But the move is greeted by the gripes and whines of local competitors who have grown accustomed to living off the scraps of their presence. |
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It involved lugging bins of scraps, changing kegs of radioactive dishwasher detergent and, worst of all, trying to clean a mountain of pans. |
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Forward of the boilers there is little but scraps of metal, except for the anchor winch, chains and anchors. |
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Placing food scraps in sealed trash receptacles also will help discourage scavenging activities. |
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Their younger schoolmates in preschool and kindergarten tied fabric scraps together. |
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Suppose in addition to your blue bin for recyclables, you had a green one for kitchen scraps? |
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The healthy pet educational program is spreading the word to pet owners that scraps do much more harm than they might realise. |
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A large pile of construction materials, scraps, workbenches, tables and garbage accumulate around the displays as they are being built. |
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The clown fish keeps the host's habitat clean and leaves scraps of food for the anemone. |
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Using the art as inspiration, I carved stars, moon and other shapes out of white mat scraps using a hand-held cutter and a straight-edge. |
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Bedding is necessary for worms to burrow, bury food scraps, and also for moisture retention. |
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Create this stole by stitching together ribbons, trims and fabric scraps temporarily held together with water-soluble stabilizer. |
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Four successive days, furthermore, brought forth a quartet of riveting scraps. |
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She takes me upstairs and opens a chest, out of which she takes scraps of shiny, silky fabric. |
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She survived for a few years by living off of food scraps reluctantly donated by the citizens. |
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A crimson rosella was quite happy to take our scraps of bread in one foot and eat it out of that foot, while standing on the other. |
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Who knows what intelligences, human or artificial, will in some distant future study these scraps? |
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Downstairs were the looms and the spinning wheels, the floor covered in scraps of cloth and piles of wool. |
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She invented the game to amuse the children of the workers, making pictures from felt scraps applied to the fuzzy side of table mats. |
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On the path a few solitary scraps of withered white and blue police tape were a solemn reminder of the crime scene. |
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When we were first married, I would tape them to the fridge door on scraps torn out of a spiral bound notebook. |
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Innovative use of scraps and sawdust make the best use of wood for panels, hybrid products, etc. |
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This handy wooden mallet was made from some left-over scraps of oak that I had salvaged from a pallet. |
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All scraps and sawdust should be gathered up and disposed of properly off-site. |
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They are surviving on scraps, trying to find anything they can scavenge from the dirt to eat or to sell. |
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Most unclean of all are those animals who are fed on refuse scraps, human or animal excrement, or who scavenge dead animals. |
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Some were on scraps of tissue, some on scented paper, some typewritten, many hardly legible. |
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They end up schlepping for scraps at the beck and call of those who have taken over their little paradise. |
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Their faces and garments are collaged from scraps scissored from magazines. |
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There were bakers selling their wares, and beggars scrambling around in the mud for scraps. |
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Jackson shrugged, balling up the leftover scraps of his sandwich and stuffing them into his bag. |
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Are relegation scraps far more interesting than clashes of the top-of-the-table titans? |
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Before long, struck flints and small scraps of Neolithic pottery were uncovered and, after a week, the team found its first burial site. |
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It is an art to piece together a picture from the millions of scraps of data that are available. |
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Its floor was covered with scraps of fur, wood shavings, twigs, numerous artifacts, and an occasional flagstone. |
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All of the Security Council resolutions and condemnations would still be issued and still be ignored, scraps of paper amounting to nothing. |
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He saw deep tire tracks in the sand, with wood chips and a few scraps of driftwood littering the beach. |
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Women or tailors give Baye Falls scraps of fabric to sew together into colorful patchwork clothing. |
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The room fell temporarily silent as the three pieced together all scraps of information. |
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She got up and went to the box where she kept special scraps of paper or clippings. |
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Like a quilt made from drastically different scraps of fabric, the puzzle they kept trying to piece together stubbornly pulled apart. |
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I learned that Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author, was obsessed with the number 64 and wrote it on scraps of paper wherever he went. |
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The nearby street was littered with shattered vehicles, pieces of glass, bricks, mangled steel and scraps of clothing. |
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Over the course of the conference, numerous participants came up to the table and carefully stapled their scraps of paper to it. |
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The preferred dish for festivals, guinea pigs, are often raised in the house and provide a productive use for kitchen scraps and discarded food. |
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Instead of premium feed, goats are given food industry scraps, low-quality hay, or an overload of cheap grains. |
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After their adventure, the piglets will be relaxing at Divernagh and feasting on pig meal and scraps until they are re-housed. |
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Bacteria and other organisms break down food scraps buried in a bin maintained at proper temperature and moisture levels. |
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Never leave any food, even leftover scraps or candy bars, around your tent or campfire. |
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His perfect amber-colored eyes widened nervously, hopefully, like a frightened animal begging for scraps. |
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The secret is to keep the henhouse moving and not to leave uneaten scraps around at the end of the day. |
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I am astounded that we are not able to put compostable waste such as food scraps etc in the green bin. |
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From our experience, the process may take up to two weeks, and adding fresh food scraps to the new bin will encourage the migration. |
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Remember, baits will only be effective if there is no other accessible food around, for example dirty dishes, food scraps. |
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Soft-drink and beer cans, food wrappers and scraps, incense sticks and general debris were evident after these sessions. |
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Municipal wastes include basic household wastes such as papers, cans, bottles, food scraps, and other debris typically generated by households. |
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Rats thrived in towns in the Middle Ages, where food scraps and other waste was usually dumped out of windows and onto the streets. |
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Table scraps and human food can lead to excess weight that is a detriment to your dog's overall health. |
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The Local Government Bill published yesterday also scraps the plans to directly elect mayors of county and city councils. |
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Next month will see the launch of a game which lets users re-write history and win the battle of Hastings or other such momentous scraps. |
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Fights, scuffles, and scraps have a long history in playgrounds, schools, pubs, clubs, and workplaces. |
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The Koreans are controlling this game, winning the scraps in midfield and releasing the ball first time to feet. |
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Yet my memories of schooldays are littered with scraps, challenges and gang battles. |
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They were inclined to lose the head, and there were often altercations and scraps going on as speeches were being delivered. |
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Large packs of black matted mastiffs prowl the streets for scraps, occasionally breaking into fights of heart-stopping ferocity. |
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And I'm the same as most out-and-out goalscorers in not being as comfortable with one-on-ones as picking up on scraps. |
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Select some pretty paper scraps, and overlap them on the book's cover. |
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With scraps and fabric recycling, you can be creative and frugal and all those things our foremothers and forefathers were when they were sewing at home. |
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Linda sits at the foot of the dinner table and we give her scraps. |
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One minute we were in blue-skied Californian summer, the next dour British November, closed-in, grey-skied, dense scraps of mist scudding down quiet, damp streets. |
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They fought over bedsteads and cupboards and even scraps of carpet. |
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The men's job was to operate the sweepers, brushing up the vegetable waste, the paper bags, the scraps and orts of the Market like prairie harvesters. |
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Random scraps of memories of days gone by kept coming all day. |
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We had food chucked at us in the playground, I was hissed at and once I was threatened with being stabbed, and my brother ended up in a few scraps. |
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In the end, the detectives are left with fragments of paint, scraps of scarlet borders, shady underdrawings, no firm solution to their puzzles about authorship. |
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Following this fence, the girls walk for nine weeks across the parched desert, depending mostly on scraps offered by people they meet along the way. |
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They are made from pieces of muslin, constructed like a rag doll stuffed with scraps, with the outer surface covered with parallel darning stitches. |
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Adding to its standard diet of insects, berries, bird eggs, and occasional scraps of carrion, the pup increases its protein intake by hunting mice, voles, and lemmings. |
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The skim milk and household food scraps were fed to the pigs. |
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Before long he had me saving scraps of bacon and stray crusts. |
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At mid-day they have a mixture of boiled potatoes and the scraps from the house, and barley, pea, or bean meal, whichever may be the cheapest or most come-at-able. |
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My morning walk is usually a trip to the henhouse with a bucket of kitchen scraps which I fling, pausing for a few moments to admire the flock as they peck away. |
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I recycle all my fruit and vegetable scraps to make compost for my garden. |
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All year long I lug a small green compost bucket full of leftover scraps, carrot peels, tea leaves, and dead flowers out to the compost bin behind our shed. |
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Here they serve good portions, not a load of artistically arranged scraps. |
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They are thriving, sleeping and dreaming in that inner mammalian world, while their carrier lies by my side, when she's not blandishing me for food scraps. |
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This doll was homemade, it was obvious, stitched together from now-turquoise and pink scraps, with a round head, handless arms, and footless legs. |
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We turn kitchen scraps into our open compost pile to discourage creatures. |
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In my days scuffles and scraps were just that, a few drunken punches thrown and nothing else, but these days everyone seems to be carrying knives. |
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From shopping receipts to hankies, napkins to the tiniest scraps of paper became handy as they literally mobbed the Hyderabadi beauty for her signature. |
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Despite ministerial promises of rich pickings and public support from various quangos, it appears that only a few scraps will be handed out to Scottish firms. |
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The use of glass scraps in vitrifiable compounds lowers the temperature required for fusion and consequently a lower quantity of fuel for the fusion is required. |
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The rooster crowed, as if it wanted more scraps of food to eat. |
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To them, and to anyone else considering going to the baths, I offer the following scraps of advice and tidbits of wisdom, which years of experience entitle me to bestow. |
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Soon the cats began to feed on people's discarded food scraps. |
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Rather, we might follow the example of one especially history-aware acquaintance, who has been assiduously preserving letters, scraps of poetry and journal jottings. |
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She does not just fight, she scraps, battles and will not lie down. |
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Hand-held scraps of sandpaper are the best option for pressing into elaborate cornicing and mouldings, leaving your hands crying out for Vaseline afterwards. |
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His father still works as a ragpicker, pushing his handcart around the city streets, collecting scraps of discarded cloth that he sells to a contractor. |
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David somehow MacGyvers a defibrillator from scraps around the house in order to resuscitate one of the characters who gets buried alive, and it works. |
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The guys' pad has food scraps as decoration and stacks of undone dishes. |
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One Nice Lady, who is very keen on needlecraft, started talking about what should be done with all her buttons and material scraps when she was no longer with us. |
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He also, quite obviously, invites us to make a connection between his transformation of junkyard scraps and the untapped potential of those who have been discarded by society. |
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Test on fabric scraps for the best tension and stitch length. |
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I cashed in ideas I already had for writing, threshing around among scraps of paper, notebooks, and lists of things to do that were piled on my desk. |
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Now he is his own man, hardened and scarred by backbench rebellions, geopolitical scraps and a hostile media firing on him from both left and right. |
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Farther down the billing, Barbara Nichols' ditzy cigarette girl trying to cling to her last scraps of self-respect is a shrewd mix of comedy and pathos. |
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Fight fans have gotten used to fighters' throwing shade at one another in the lead-up to their scraps, and the trash talk generally follows the same formula. |
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Here they stay in a filthy flophouse, live with refugees, and subsist on meager scraps. |
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She was also almost naked, except for a couple of mere scraps of the lightest chain mail and riding boots of iridescent dragonhide. |
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He merely got tantalizing scraps of information flung at him from the boundary wall of faydom. |
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Traditionally, sausage makers would salt various tissues and organs such as scraps, organ meats, blood, and fat to help preserve them. |
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When he came into the house, I perceived he had some scraps of paper in his hand, and these he was quietly thrusting behind the books. |
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On inquiry, I found those scraps, four or five in number, contained his poetic feelings on the song of our nightingale. |
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Although only scraps of the Orphic narratives survive, they show interesting differences with the Hesiodic tradition. |
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A few fragments of these works survive in quotations by Neoplatonist philosophers and recently unearthed papyrus scraps. |
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Evans found another way by collecting scraps and shavings of wood from his work during the day to serve as fuel for small fires. |
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This outbreak originated in hogs that had eaten infected meat scraps from a tourist steamship that had stocked meat in Argentina. |
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The old man cracked a squaloid smile full of toothblack and breakfast scraps. |
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People lounged near the door, and handed out scraps of news to the unenfranchised, who stood outside in the gutter. |
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I would spend weeks trying to write notes on tiny scraps of paper that could be hidden under my watchstrap. |
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Also known as red wigglers, the worms busily break down table scraps and produce a fertile soil amendment for the garden and potted plants. |
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Don't feed dogs and cats table scraps and don't allow a family dog to sit under the table during meals where children may slip them food. |
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The Kamilaroi Nursing Home, located next to Lane Cove Public School, now also put their scraps in the school compost. |
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As an indication of the miners' desperation in these years, the free miners of Wensley lowered themselves to caving for scraps of ore. |
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The Aussie battler scraps and fights for every single point and never gives an inch. |
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Some leftover scraps of tartan ribbon and a few kitchen twist ties made a handful of pretty little bowTs, too. |
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There is far more hope for Cardiff doing this than looking for longball scraps. |
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Norton appears to have lost his way of late with a succession of luvvie love-ins, while Carr appears to be existing on guest list scraps. |
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The Love Food Hate Waste organization has creative recipes to turn food scraps into servable meals. |
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Asia Plastic Recycling, incorporated in the Cayman islands, recycles used plastic bags and waste scraps to make foam rubber products in China. |
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Vermicasts are drawn off the bottom for garden use and new scraps are added to the top. |
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A darker, apotropaic note is sounded by the scraps of this prayer sewn on black strips of cloth winding around the supporting posts of the entrance and interior of the tent. |
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Even nongardening urbanites have begun saving kitchen scraps and yard wastes for their composting neighbors, in order to cut their trash disposal costs. |
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Or the pub which has introduced a wormery to compost kitchen scraps and leftover food and uses the compost on the allotment where they grow their own fruit and veg. |
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In a word, after being tried out, the crisp, shrivelled blubber, now called scraps or fritters, still contains considerable of its unctuous properties. |
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Typically she would be awakened by a nightmare, very few of which she remembered, except for scraps involving being chased and running for her life. |
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He appeased the rage of hunger with some scraps of broken meat. |
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Smaller carnivorous animals are dominated by brown bears and generally avoid direct interactions with them, unless attempting to steal scraps of food. |
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She takes the scraps, combines them into more complex canes, slices them and lays them over the metal light switch covers and cures them in a toaster oven in her classroom. |
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After Awdry wrote The Three Railway Engines, he built Christopher a model of Edward, and some wagons and coaches, out of a broomstick and scraps of wood. |
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