Verwenden Sie „gourd“ in einem Satz

1. You could fill the biggest gourd with water if you want, they’ve probably drained the tub

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2. Desa took the enormous gourd and emptied it into the water tub

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3. Close to the hovel in which I slept there was a curious fetish consisting of a large carved gourd, containing a few crocodile teeth, and a raised crown-work over the whole, made of long strips of hippopotamus hide

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4. The lauki (gourd) gives out a lot of water, so let it dry up before eating

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5. So Jonah was exceeding glad of the gourd

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6. gourd that it withered

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7. the gourd, for which you have not laboured, neither made it grow; which came up in a night, and perished in a night: 11 And should

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8. comes with a steamed potato, cabbage, egg, and bitter gourd, and

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9. They smeared his burns with a white lotion poured from a gourd flask

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10. The warriors paused to fill their leather and gourd flasks with the mountain water

11. Conan flipped the coin to her, she caught it, bit, then thrust it into her hair, bent and caught up the gourd and went on down the path, as devoid of self-consciousness as of garments

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12. Then she would throw water from the cistern over herself with a gourd

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13. He did not bathe himself with the gourd but would plunge into the fragrant waters and remain there for two hours floating on his back, lulled by the coolness and by the memory of Amaranta

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14. My terror must have shown on my face, he started to laugh, low and to me very menacing, to think yesterday I arrogantly thought I was protecting him, what in the name of all the gods; what kind of beast was he; turning he went to the Mixteca meal that he had interrupted and brought back two fish each one as big as your hand, two corn cakes and a gourd of water he laid the food next to me and untied my hands and feet, handing me one of the fish and the corn cakes he sat next to me and began to eat the other fish, all this in silence, in fact the only noise I had heard him make was when he was using the sticks, truly a terrifying warrior, then the thought struck me, there must be a nation of such warriors somewhere, then I had another thought, please let the gods have mercy on us and keep this white tribe friendly towards my people

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15. What I was afraid of most was that they would see Runs like Cheetah and suddenly panic and seize the large sealed gourd that Bright Hands was carrying on her back

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16. The gourd contained my robe and headdress as well as a small amount of gold

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17. The eight remaining thieves were terrified, but their numbers emboldened one of them to grab the gourd Bright Hands was carrying

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18. He gave me his gourd so I could drink

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19. white gourd and took out a white pill and crashed it to powder on his hands

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20. Not familiar with a bottle gourd? How about it's other names – calabash, opo

21. The bottle gourd was one of the first cultivated plants in the world, grown not for food but as a container

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22. in Central America seeds of the bottle gourd are toasted and ground with other ingredients (including

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23. Often connected with Indian cooking and spices, the bottle gourd is

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24. Gourd: A species of castor-oil plant, having very large broad leaves; when cut or injured it withers away quickly

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25. half of a gourd filled with a yellow, thickish liquid

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26. The Path of the Gourd was evil

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27. The Northern Path of the Gourd was the path of African apes escaping from Africa after they gored it

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28. A lost species of sinning apes, roaming the Earth… blindly following the Path of the first Li-erh, the Path of Dow-ism, the Path of the empty Gourd, the path of the drinkin’ gourd, the Path of the Gordian Knot, the Path of the accumulation of growing greed… all snarled into a tangled mess that could not be unknotted

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29. Billions upon billions of packages, bags, boxes, bottles, containers that humans use once and then are forced to throw them away is the best way to historically compare how far the level of human evil has progressed from the first human who used a gourd to put something into it

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30. It was the same evil of the gourd: the evil of accumulation

31. It was the human subconscious screaming at them that the first human who hollowed out a gourd so they could accumulate something in it: was being negative, accumulating out of fear, out of avarice, out of hunger, out of emptiness

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32. This book has exposed the evil of the Gourd

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33. The Gourd of the Gordian Knot represents the human brain

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34. Thou Shalt Not Create a Gourd

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35. Thou Shalt Not kill a gourd by goring it to death and scraping out its insides

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36. It represents the effect of undead unseen insane empty auras goring and scraping every bit of healthy awareness and intelligence from every living human brain: until the living human brain becomes an empty gored gourd

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37. The Gordian Knot, the Path of the Gourd, the Drinking Gourd, the Big Dipper, pouring out all of its goodness… creating an empty gourd so humans could drink water while traveling over a desert that they themselves had created, the Path of the Knot: Thou Shalt NOT: every decree, our ancestors went against every sane rational good instinct: and followed the killing Path of the Knot, the NOT, the negative path of fear and hate and greed and accumulation and killing

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38. What is the biggest icon of the evil of the gourd today? The Super bowl: the super-gourd: the symbol of all that is most evil in modern human society

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39. Why has the evil of the gourd changed to the evil of the BOWL? Because it as now rotted into not just consumption, one-sided accumulation

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40. The evil of the gourd is the evil of accumulation

41. Where is the evil of the Gourd in modern civilization? You can see this evil on TV: The Gourdian Knot: telling humanity: Thou Shalt not COMPETE

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42. You can see the evil of the Gourd in every Competition on TV: every cup that is held up in triumph: is an evil Gourd, is a Gourd of accumulated wealth, accumulated status, accumulated sports ability

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43. Gourd on his head, a man carrying all the accumulated sins of his ancestors on his head, carrying the puzzle of why should he be crushed and unable to stand up

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44. Do you think people created these carvings because they thought carrying a gourd on your head was something special? That carrying water everyday: was something to be noted and carved in stone? The idea of artists showing everyday life only began recently with the Dutch

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45. The evil of the Gourd: the evil of accumulation had become so evil in ancient Egypt; that they hoarded grain, thousands of tones they did not need, and never used, that rotted for years and years until it created such a horde of pestilence and virulence: they were visited by plagues and death and sicknesses over and over… This evil made them worship the cat: it made them worship the same species that used to kill them in Africa: the predatory cats of Africa became worshiped in Egypt as domesticated cats that killed mice in their grain storage vaults: the vaults of greed and death

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46. If your worship would like a drop, sound though warm, I have a gourd here full of the best, and some scraps of Tronchon cheese that will serve as a provocative and wakener of your thirst if so be it is asleep

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47. hateful old man that way, I snatched at my gourd as I passed it and had the

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48. skinny hand and seizing the gourd first tasted its contents cautiously, then

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49. That while he tendered to Alice the gourd of sweet water, and the venison in a trencher, neatly carved from the knot of the pepperidge, with sufficient courtesy, in performing the same offices to her sister, his dark eye lingered on her rich, speaking countenance

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50. Twenty times the gourd or the venison was suspended before his lips, while his head was turned aside, as though he listened to some distant and distrusted sounds—a movement that never failed to recall his guests from regarding the novelties of their situation, to a recollection of the alarming reasons that had driven them to seek it

51. A sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woollen cloth; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out "Courage!" held a gourd full of rum to his mouth; while the third, an old sailer, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity men feel for a misfortune that they have escaped yesterday, and which may overtake them to-morrow

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52. A piece of bread was brought, and Jacopo offered him the gourd

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53. lifted the gourd to his mouth; then paused with hand in mid-air

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54. "Them careless imps, the Mohawks, with their Tuscarora and Onondaga brethren, have been here slaking their thirst," he muttered, "and the vagabonds have thrown away the gourd! This is the way with benefits, when they are bestowed on such disremembering hounds! Here has the Lord laid his hand, in the midst of the howling wilderness, for their good, and raised a fountain of water from the bowels of the 'arth, that might laugh at the richest shop of apothecary's ware in all the colonies; and see! the knaves have trodden in the clay, and deformed the cleanliness of the place, as though they were brute beasts, instead of human men

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55. Heyward took the gourd, and after swallowing a little of the water, threw it aside with grimaces of discontent

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56. The gourd was one of the usual little vessels used by the Indians, and it was suspended from a dead branch of a small pine, by a thong of deerskin, at the full distance of a hundred yards

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57. I hope the squaw who owns the gourd has more of them in her wigwam, for this will never hold water again!"

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58. The Indian youths instantly comprehended his meaning—for this time he spoke in the Delaware tongue—and tearing the gourd from the tree, they held it on high with an exulting shout, displaying a hole in its bottom, which had been cut by the bullet, after passing through the usual orifice in the center of its upper side

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59. We got an old tin lantern, and a butcher-knife without any handle, and a bran-new Barlow knife worth two bits in any store, and a lot of tallow candles, and a tin candlestick, and a gourd, and a tin cup, and a ratty old bedquilt off the bed, and a reticule with needles and pins and beeswax and buttons and thread and all such truck in it, and a hatchet and some nails, and a fishline as thick as my little finger with some monstrous hooks on it, and a roll of buckskin, and a leather dog-collar, and a horseshoe, and some vials of medicine that didn't have no label on them; and just as we was leaving I found a tolerable good curry-comb, and Jim he found a ratty old fiddle-bow, and a wooden leg

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60. Chamberfruit—a native Safeholdian plant similar to a terrestrial calabash gourd

61. hand and taking the second gourd of water from Pork

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62. gourd of whisky in her hand

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63. Yet the exotic had grown here, suddenly as the prophet's gourd; and had drawn hither Tess

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64. The bath and shower after the bath taken by holding a gourd full of water over her head, however, were a joy, and she spent a long time washing

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65. He fumbled in his pocket, and pulled out a gourd with which

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66. To give himself time to catch more words from Bella’s grace, he used the pretext of unstoppering a water gourd and wetting his throat

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67. Many similar cases of analogous variation have been observed by Naudin in the great gourd family, and by various authors in our cereals

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68. Then a gourd comes up over Jonah and protects him from the sun, but the next day it withers

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69. Jonah, smitten by the heat, reproaches God anew for allowing the gourd to wither

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70. "Thou hast had pity on the gourd, for the which thou hast not labored, neither madest it grow; which came up in a night, and perished in a night: and should I not have pity on Nineveh, that great city; wherein are more than six score thousand persons that cannot discern between their right hand and their left hand?"

71. Purple and fine linen had disappeared, and if the men who hadn’t patched gray uniforms could get whole suits of unbleached Macon Mills cloth, with buttons of gourd seeds in some cases, they were gay about it

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