1
I see'd a very pretty teapot and sugar basin in your cabin yestiddy.
2
Felix, take away this sugar basin, and bring me another one.
3
Let me see-teapot, cream jug, three cups, four plates-thesugar basin is all right-ah
4
Peggy had been forbidden to touch the sugar basin ever since one very miserable day.
5
Also the chased sugar basin will be in front, full of sugar, and behind everything will be my second wife.
1
I look at the sugar bowl in the middle of the table.
2
She picked up the sugar bowl and held it toward Lady Augusta.
3
When I finished lighting all the candles I uncovered the sugar bowl.
4
Nothing was in reach except the sugar bowl, and it was useless.
5
Cups and saucers, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and little plates.
6
I'm from Memphis, Tennessee,' said Alice, gesturing at the sugar bowl.
7
Henry pushed the sugar bowl toward her and brought it back.
8
I remember dragonflies in the sugar bowl, dragonflies in the honey.
9
I raise the lid of his sugar bowl and look in.
10
You keep your fingers out of the sugar bowl, old sport.
11
She stretched out her hand, but not to the sugar bowl.
12
My companion toyed with the sugar bowl while I waited in silent sympathy.
13
Finnick sloshes some cream in my cup and reaches into the sugar bowl.
14
He reached for the sugar bowl and it sailed away in the air!
15
Alice put mugs, sugar bowl, spoons and a milk bottle on the table.
16
Vee shook her head, taking the tea and turning aside the sugar bowl.