warming pan造句

• This warming pan may still be seen in the Museum of Lower Lusatia in Luckau.
• Because it was very cold during that July night, Napoleon had a copper warming pan brought to his bed.
• "In 1766, when Christie's was founded, we sold everything, top to bottom, from warming pans and kitchen supplies to livestock ."
• When Betsinda wears the ring to take the warming pan around the bedrooms, Princes Bulbo and Giglio immediately fall in love with her, along with King Valoroso.
• However, she is soon forced into it again, when Yvette ( disguised as a maid ) turns up with a warming pan to warm the General's bed.
• He was inspired to send warming pans ( used to heat sheets in the cold New England winters ) for sale to the West Indies, a tropical area.
• Ren?manages to sneak out from the trolley and hide under the bed, just as Yvette places the warming pan there and Edith pops up out of the commode next to it.
• Many sailors remember visiting her-one recalls sailing in the annual Warming Pan race at Hamble, and all the visiting crew being taken up the river to their overnight accommodation on " Velsheda ".
• One family had lived in a house with a red shield hanging outside, " zum roten Schild, " before moving to another, " zur Hinterpfann " ( " the warming pan " ).
• King supported the nomination of Horace Tozer for Wide Bay, amidst allegations that Tozer was just a " warming pan " intended to hold the seat as a protection against King failing to win Maryborough.
• Rembrandt's " Study of an Old Man " is transformed into " A Patriarch " ( circa 1915 ), while domestic interiors such as " The Warming Pan " ( 1898-1900 ) conjure images of Vermeer.
• When the young prince was born, rumours immediately began to spread that he was an impostor baby, smuggled into the royal birth chamber in a warming pan and that the true child of James and Mary was stillborn.
• It was widely rumoured that he was a " changeling ", brought into the birth chamber in a warming pan, in order to perpetuate her husband's Catholic Mary II . She and her husband, William III of Orange, would reign jointly as " William and Mary ".