A few meager jars of last year's supply were nestled in a knapsack slung across his shoulders. Old Man Tribbit had told Andy to bring him a few jars before winter set in.
Photovoltaic Power Solar panels like these on roofs at a Bavarian farm produce electricity when light jars electrons loose in a semiconductor, often silicon.
Mix it up, put it in a spray bottle, keep it by the sink. It does double-duty to clean the sink and equipment too, whatever you aren’t actually sterilizing beforehand (like canning jars and lids).
It is particularly important to sterilize the jars and seals before use.
Knowing just how liquids slosh in such jars may help lab technicians optimize their growing methods, he adds.
To keep the insects at bay, Mr. Prasart has lined his paths with barrel-size water-filled porcelain jars and vases — some more than 500 years old.
The creaking of the door on rusty hinges jars on my ears.
Or keep frogs in pickle jars in bedrooms. Or even watch ants scurry across cracks in the summer sidewalk.
In 1977 a group of marine archaeologists excavating a 900-year-old wreck recovered engraved glassware. Greek coins, bronze kettles, and amazingly, Greek jars containing seeds, almonds, and lentils--even a plate with chicken bones.
Families camped out on sofa sets, reading newspapers, drinking tea from glass jars and eating biscuits.
The red carpet jars with the furniture.
A resinous preparation of shellac and turpentine that is soft and fluid when heated but solidifies upon cooling, used to seal letters, batteries, or jars.
"I collected a few samples and put them in jars," he said. "Then I had so many I built a rack."
On a shelf there are herb and spice jars with Polish names, probably left by members of a Polish research station in the fjord, and a dog-eared copy of Robinson Crusoe, which seems appropriate.
In niches upon each side stood great wine-jars filled to the brim with silver pieces.
Small jars and empty lip gloss containers work well for storing homemade natural lip balm.
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