The messenger boy returned again by this time, still unsuccessful, and was provided with a bunch of cannon fire-crackers to be exploded in Cox's front yard so that the invitation to the banquet might not be overlooked.
And, of course, when the cannon-crackers began to go off that night, I knew he was doing it.
Such noxious vermin clambering from their shell, By squibs and crackers might be killed as well.
A potato and a pennyworth of crackers for every year of my life.
After finishing with the machine, he spread out the sheriff's blanket under some bushes near the spring, and ate a supper of jerked beef and crackers and drank the bottle of coffee.
Stuffing theircrackers and dried beef into their pockets, they ran out of the house and to their machines.
Jam, crackers and peanut butter in the window box," Lois told her.
For five minutes they walked around, stamped their feet to warm up, munching crackers and chocolate in between.
I've got enough crackers and chocolate for everybody," she added.
Well, I had a couple ofcrackers I had saved from my lunch that day," he explained.
Hook did not hew or stab, like Churchill and the old rough lampooners of earlier days, but he filled crackers with wild fire, or laughingly stuck the enemies of George IV.
One cup of hot mashed potatoes and one cup of salmon, mash together and form into cakes, put in a beaten egg, roll in bread crumbs or crackers and fry in hot lard.
Butter a deep baking dish and spread a layer of crackers an inch deep.
Croutons with puree of vegetables of all kinds and with chowders or hard water crackers with the latter.
When done skin it and roll it in crackers mixed with pepper, and put into oven to brown.
Pass horse radish, tabasco sauce or tomato catsup and crackers or wafers or brown bread and butter.
The crackers are much nicer and give the true oyster flavor.
The second course consists of a soup, the clear soup being preferred, accompanied by crackers or bread.
A cushion was at the foot of the deck chair; tea steamed in a kettle; crackers had been brought from the galley.
He retied him securely as the last of the crackerswas consumed between yellow teeth.
It began at midnight on the 4th that year, and was ushered in with a lavish discharge of fire-crackers and rockets, to which our usual Fourth of July bears about the same comparison as a minnow to a whale.
The fusilade of crackers continued, more or less, for a day or two, until the whole Chinese quarter was littered with their remains.
Crackers and milk are usually more easily digested than are plain crackers, for the milk partly dissolves the crackers, and drinking one or two glasses of water with a meal hastens the digestion of the food.
Explain why women dampen clothes before ironing them; why crackers are put up in waterproof cartons; why an oil shoe polish is better than one containing water.
Crackers and corned beef again, and spring water for breakfast.
But it happened to be another fiesta this day--bells and crackers again!
Then, with the ten sardines and the crackers they made a midnight lunch which, in spite of the surrounding, was much enjoyed.
They ate their meal leisurely, and, when they had finished there was a can of sardines and a few crackers left.
If I could have the whole day to myself, I would fire off crackers all day like an elf, The Giant Torpedoes would fall to the ground, And all would come down with a terrible sound.
Aunt Stanshy had said to him at the dinner-table, "I don't want you to fire any more crackers to-day.
As Charlie said, "Aunt Stanshy's eyes sometimes look as if they had snappin' crackers in 'em.
Many cooks use flour or rolled crackers for covering the fish, but the bread crumbs do not hold as much grease, and the fish always seem to fry better than when dipped in anything else.
We should have either a soup or the stuffed peppers for a first course, salad for a second, and the cheese crackers served with a small quantity of jam or preserves for a finish!
Plain square crackers spread with butter, salted and then browned in the oven will taste quite different; another time let her grate the least bit of cheese over before the toasting.
When the caps from the crackerswere put on, an early English gold paper crown fell to Katherine's share, and became her mightily.
Bragg and passed the picket line and seeing a box of crackers on the side of the hill resigned the honorary position on the Staff and began foraging.
Through the whole of Spanish America, and especially in Mexico, no at all respectable festival goes off without crackers and fireworks: letting off squibs is the acme of joy.
I put my blanket on under the saddle, packed my little sack of meat and crackers on behind, and when I was in the saddle with my gun before me I considered I was pretty well fixed and able to make my way against almost anything.
This I paid at once, and they gave me some crackers and dried beef for lunch on the way.
I bought crackersand dried beef for ten cents in the morning and made my first meal since the day before, felt pretty low-spirited.
When he returned he found his boots well filled with refuse crackers and water.
Then he fixed the bowl on a paper, broke the crackersin her broth, growing unspeakably happy at her delight as she tasted it.
When the water boiled he dropped in two bouillon cubes the nurse had given him, and set out some crackers he had bought.
Julia would buy a box of the cheese crackers that Schulz kept in stock specially for her, and give several to the sleek little black bitch that stood pleading with her quaint turned-out fore-feet placed on Julia's slippers.
Mix ten ounces of finely pounded crackers with a wine glass of wine, a little salt, and half a nutmeg, three or four table-spoonsful of sugar, two of melted butter.
Soak three-quarters of a pound of crackersin two quarts of milk--they should be broken in small pieces.
At last we began to get hungry, and Phil hauled some crackers from the provision box.
The crackers and bread I threw away at once, and this left us with nothing but some potted beef, a jar of pickles and some canned corn and asparagus--rather an odd collection, but decidedly better than nothing.
He had lived on odds and ends for several days, eatin' crackers that had bin turned over by revelers in the bread tray at the bar.
I was rid on a rale the next day, a bunch of blazin fire crackers bein tied to my coat tales.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crackers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
