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Example sentences for "twelve pounds"

  • Twelve pounds of Sugar, small spoon of cream tartar or two pounds of glucose, and cook until sugar begins to turn, or about 330 deg.

  • Fresh water turtles, varying in weight from three to twelve pounds, are also taken in the same way, and are excellent eating.

  • This second sojourn, of about two months, is sufficient to send it back weighing from six to twelve pounds.

  • From certain specimens weighing from ten to twelve pounds, only six to seven pennyweights could be obtained of solid matter, according to Frédol.

  • So voracious are these Squalidæ, that I have often enough pulled a mere skeleton into the boat, instead of a plump cod of ten or twelve pounds weight.

  • Take of Gentain roots sliced, one pound and a half, the leaves and flowers of Centaury the less, of each four ounces, steep them eight days in twelve pounds of white Wine, then distil them in an alembick.

  • The lady-fish grows to a length of from one to three feet, and to a weight of from one to twelve pounds, though it is usually taken from two to five pounds.

  • It grows to a length of three or four feet, though it is usually taken of ten or twelve pounds in weight.

  • Its usual weight is from one-half to two or three pounds, occasionally weighing ten or twelve pounds.

  • Let it bake slowly till it comes to a pale yellow; and when cold, the crumpets may be toasted and buttered.

  • Arsenic and other baleful ingredients, if used for the destruction of vermin, should never be kept with common articles, or laid in the way of children.

  • Let it boil till the whey is clear; then drain it in a thin cloth, or hair sieve.

  • To twelve pounds of ripe fruit, Kentish or duke cherries, weigh one pound of sugar.

  • To twelve pounds of sliced parsnips, add four gallons of water, and boil them till they become soft.

  • Eight pounds is the common proportion to a quarter of malt; but in summer the quantity must be varied from eight to twelve pounds, according to the heat of the atmosphere.

  • Here was she in possession of a secret worth so much to her, and unable to turn it to account for want of a beggarly ten or twelve pounds.

  • On the following day she started early in the mail conveyance for Adelaide, leaving Peck behind as a pledge for the settlement of the bill, and determined to raise ten or twelve pounds somehow.

  • No relief having been obtained, twelve pounds of blood were taken from her, and the same drink was given.

  • They are called the Parmesan of England, and weigh from ten to twelve pounds.

  • From four to twelve pounds of the compound are given to each beast per day.

  • The flax formerly spun to twelve pounds a bundle, is, with hot water, spun to six.

  • There is a complete roller beam on each side; each of the rollers of the front row is pressed by its top rollers with a weight of ten or twelve pounds; but those of the middle and back rows bear weights of only one pound.

  • Twelve pounds of seeds are sufficient for sowing an acre of land.

  • Twelve pounds of pipe clay, and six pounds of gum.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    anterior margin; corresponding secretary; found amongst; good table; international copyright; its base; licensed houses; never shall; offer you; several writers; the father; thee knows; twelve cents; twelve days; twelve eggs; twelve fathoms; twelve grains; twelve hundred; twelve hundred and sixty; twelve inches; twelve members; twelve ounces; twelve pence; twelve shillings; twelve stones; twelve volumes