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1
Her nose, too, was slit, and through the slit was a
wooden
skewer
.
2
Who ever saw any Lord my-lorded in tattered blanket fastened with
wooden
skewer
?
3
I turned a
wooden
skewer
to stone, at least I think it was stone.
4
A great
wooden
skewer
's
stuck right in my leg, sir.
5
Made using a thin
wooden
skewer
,
some beads, and cardboard, its gait was amazingly life-like.
6
The whole comforting edifice was so tall it needed to be held in place with a
wooden
skewer
.
7
Take up each fillet separately with a fork, dip in Crisco, roll and fasten with small
wooden
skewer
.
8
Neither is the butcher's
wooden
skewer
,
just extracted from the meat, an elegant toothpick if you are fastidious.
9
When you think it is nearly done, thrust a twig or
wooden
skewer
into it, down to the bottom.
10
All the while, the child was holding a half-eaten
wooden
skewer
of meat, which must have been her dinner.
11
Test with
wooden
skewer
inserted near the center of the cake; skewer should come out clean when cake is poked.
12
Take a pointed stick-a
wooden
skewer
from the butcher's is best-dipit into ink and write the name, on the inside.
13
Rufus Dawes, having filled these last with water, ran a
wooden
skewer
through their mouths, and twisted it tight, tourniquet fashion.
14
Outside the entryway, just at the edge of the street, lay a
wooden
skewer
with a single bite of charcoal-roasted squid remaining.
15
They are simple, like very large button-moulds, and a thin
wooden
skewer
stuck in the hole in the middle makes them ready for use.
16
Before this art was invented, the ladies made use of
wooden
skewers
.
wooden
skewer
wooden