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• A brilliant idea with a potful of dreams at the end.
• On rare occasions, the looking pays off in potfuls.
• It just takes a potful of money to get into these businesses.
• Meanwhile, put on a potful of water to boil for the soba.
• A wooden stand carrying potful of water ( Ghata ) is decorated in flowers.
• When Patridge steams up his kitchen with a potful, his student chefs steer clear.
• Give them a potful and tell them to use it to sign up the other players they do not want to lose.
• All the wonderful owners made themselves a potful last week when they voted to include Tampa Bay and Arizona in their 1998 schedules.
• So he makes a small potful and serves it for only two hours, topping the cereal with caramelized bananas and toasted nuts.
• We poured a potful of stream water on our heads, water that would go on to Arizona and carve the Grand Canyon.
• A satisfying potful of chowder is the perfect choice to ladle up on Christmas or New Year's Eve for family and friends.
• One evening she makes a big potful of spaghetti and goes down to eat it in the public TV room at her boarding house.
• Then they're going to walk whistling into their bankers'offices and decide how to divide up the potfuls of money they made.
• A forgotten potful of rubber nipple rings and a plastic baby bottle being sterilized on top of the stove had melted and burned in their absence.
• There, on any given day in the spring, you'll find potfuls of peonies on the porches of the houses lining the street.
• Eventually the two make their way to a voluptuously believable lesbian affair and, later, the kind of garden apartment in which dreams wither by the potful.
• She's putting the finishing touches on a big potful of homemade cappelletti _ tiny pasta dumplings no larger than a nickel _ floating in homemade chicken soup.
• Try a potful of Ham Hock and Cabbage Soup or a dark and sultry Chicken and Smoked Sausage Gumbo or Batter-Fried Chicken served hot or at room temperature.
• Tim Lambert of Lubbock, Texas, didn't get into politics to stir up trouble, but he's stirring up a potful for Republicans these days.
• "He seems to believe a healthy lead in the polls and a potful of money means you don't have to expose yourself to the voters ."