10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WASHING-UP BOWL»
Discover the use of
washing-up bowl in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
washing-up bowl and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
A washing-up bowl used for any other activity becomes permanently
contaminated and can never be made clean. A Gypsy woman explained to me
that previously both her washing-up bowl and the personal washing bowl were
made of ...
To see how this increase in viscosity occurs you can make a simple experiment
with a washing up bowl, 10 to 15 balloons and some water. The balloons act as
large scale models for the starch granules. Begin by putting just a little water into
...
... was twenty years older than she had been in Malta, but once again tears fell
into the washing up bowl. She didn't regret coming off the boat. She didn't even
regret leaving her shore job to go fishing. She just felt an overwhelming sadness
...
The personal washing and laundry bowls are potentially polluting and so are
often placed outside the trailer. The crockery washing-up bowl takes pride of
place inside. Clothes-washing, defecating and urinating must be done some
distance ...
Captain McLeman was standing naked in a washing-up bowl of hot water with
his face pointing up towards the branches of the tree as he reflected on the
events of another tumultuous day. It was the first moment of peace and relaxation
he ...
6
The Mechanics of Soils and Foundations, Second Edition
If you are able to do so, drill a hole in the bottom of the washing-up bowl so the
water drains out. What happens to the sand and to the foundation? This is like the
experiment shown in Fig. 6.7. As water drains down the pore pressures decrease
...
7
One Man and His Dig: Adventures of an Allotment Novice
Time passed, the horseradish flourished, seemingly confined to the washing-up
bowl, until one day I decided that the time had come to dig some up and have a
proper Sunday roast. Armed with my best spade and brimming with misplaced ...
8
Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary
... sodium carbonate. washing-'up nu (Brit in/) dishes etc cleaned or to be cleaned
after a meal etc: I'll help you with the washing-up; (attrib) washing-up liquia( = a
liquid detergent used when washing dishes etc) ; (attrib) a washing-up bowl.
9
From Growing
Up Pains to the Sacred Diary: Nothing Is Wasted
Busy washing up and thinking about my first study-group as a leader, this
Thursday, when I put my hand into the washing-up bowl and cut my thumb quite
badly on the bread knife. Started to bleed quite heavily. Gerald, who was drying
up said, ...
Adrian Plass, Plass, 2002
... through my fingers into the water, iridescent bubbles appear seemingly from
nowhere, and bubble mounts on bubble. The whole surface of the washing-up
bowl is covered with bubbles, all except the patch where l have been dabbling
my ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WASHING-UP BOWL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
washing-up bowl is used in the context of the following news items.
Alys Fowler: looking after plants in the holidays
You can make a smaller version of this with a washing-up bowl and a roasting tray (or something with similarly high sides). Turn the bowl upside down and lay ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
How caravanning became cool: welcome to the 'glamavan'
To be one of the in-crowd, you won't need a passport or a sarong. You will need a plastic washing-up bowl, a pair of Marigolds and a passion for pared-down ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Five ways to encourage your child's imagination
Give your children a washing-up bowl and get them making a miniature garden, using grass for moss and gravel for paths, create a house for mice or fairies in a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
A government agenda to dehumanise benefit claimants
It's not a terrible flood – say a washing-up bowl full of water every couple of days – but it's a flood and it's not getting better and it needs to be dealt with. The flat ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Washing Up
They taught you to run hot water with washing-up liquid into the washing-up bowl and wash from least dirty to most—so to start with the glassware, and then the ... «Salt Lake City Weekly, Apr 14»
Great Danes (and their dogs)
"Last exercise of the day, all dogs must stand on upturned washing-up bowl," the instructor beams, handing a cheap plastic tub to each of us. No one is quite ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
How to make a dip-dyed T-shirt
Typically, you'll need to mix a packet in a washing-up bowl or steel sink and add salt. Once mixed, use kitchen roll to wipe the edges of the bowl: even tiny spots ... «Metro, Aug 13»
'Should I wash up by hand or use a dishwasher?'
For example, some will rinse plates and tea cups under the tap, rather than use a washing-up bowl – and you would be surprised how much extra hot water ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
Blind busker: A subterranean story
"I experimented over the years using wider receptacles but a washing-up bowl is perfect for people because it's big and it's easy." Smaller receptacles, he says, ... «BBC News, Dec 12»
Half of water damaged phones dropped down the toilet
Whilst 12 per cent said their handset had come a cropper in a bath or shower the washing-up bowl and washing machine accounted for 7 per cent and 3 per ... «T3, Nov 11»
