Keep the glue in a vial closely corked, and when it is to be used set the vial in boiling water.
Wet the cork in the vialand with it wet the edges of the place to be mended.
Take a vial about two-thirds full of muriatic acid and put into it little bits of sheet zinc as long as the acid will dissolve them.
To avoid cracking the vial by exposure to such sudden heat use a thin green glass vialand hold it in the steam for a few seconds before immersing it in the hot water.
He struck the vial from the doctor's hand, and it went flying through the window.
Jarvis took a little vial from his pocket, and raised it toward his lips.
She held up the empty vial which had been on the secretary's desk.
On her desk was the discarded vial from the Chemistry laboratory--empty!
A small glass vial found its way from the closet into the pocket of the girl's coat.
I could see the black vial back across the broken rock surface, with the bulge of Polter's hip above it.
His glance went down to the rocks at his feet, and there he saw lying his black vial with its stopper out.
Then my black vial of the enlarging chemicals, as yet unused, would take us up, out to our own world.
From my belt I took the opalescent vial with its one partly used pellet.
The huge stopper of the vial was larger than my head.
My trembling fingers sought the black vial in my belt.
He hauled out an opalescent vial of the diminishing element.
I turned from the black vialof Polter's enlarging drug, and with the huge pellet under my arm I ran leaping over the rough ground and flung myself into a gully.
In certain moods, particularly melancholy moods, when the spirit was fevered by dissatisfaction or sorrow, its appeal was irresistible; it came flying out of the silence, like an angel bearing a vial of fragrant blessings.
Let the vial now be nearly filled with common rain water, and applying the finger to its mouth, turn it quickly upside down: on removing the finger it will be found that only a few drops will escape.
Without a cork or stopper of any kind, the water will be retained within the bottle by the pressure of the external air, the weight of the air without the vial being so much greater than the small quantity within it.
Although they had seen Dona Emilia's motion, the vial she held in her hand was too small for them to notice it.
With a movement rapid as thought, she drew a vial from her bosom, and threw a portion of the contents upon the Indian who was standing motionless a couple of yards from her.
She would handle no other, and has been known to have the bill changed because the vial was mislaid, and would not allow "Romeo and Juliet" to be put up for performance until it was found.
But the man who has that vialopens the windows and throws the stopper away, and all the air is sweet forever.
After a vial was charged, he removed the coating, and found that, upon applying a new coating, the shock might still be received.
Repeated sparks were drawn from the key, a vial was charged, a shock given, and all the experiments made which are usually performed with electricity.
All that might be well dispensed with," said Don Quixote, "if I had remembered to make a vial of the balsam of Fierabras, for time and medicine are saved by one single drop.
He put the vialof doctored purifier into a separate pocket of his medical kit.
Tau dug further into his kit, brought out the vial of white powder with its grainy lumps.
Dane was startled out of the contemplation of his misery to see the medic on his knees before their row of canteens, the vial of water purifier held to the firelight for a closer inspection.
He returned the pills to the vial and hid the casket in its former resting-place.
He opened the vial and emptied the pills into his hand.
For within it there was a small vial containing three pills of the most deadly poison, which the king had kept with him since the beginning of the war.
He held the vial up to the light and shook it; and as the pills bounded up and down, he said, smiling sadly, "Death is merry!
Holding the vial upright we observe that the largest bubbles of imprisoned air come first to the top of the liquid, because in comparison with bulk they have least surface to be resisted as they rise.
We take a narrow vial of clear glass, nearly fill it with white oil or glycerine, cork it, and shake it smartly.
The Evangelist now presented him with the vial containing the wits of Orlando, and the travellers quitted the vale of Lost Treasure.
Astolfo is favoured with a singular discourse by the Apostle, and is then presented with a vial containing the Reason of his great brother Paladin, which he conveys to earth.
She popped out the second vial and handed it to her assistant, replacing it with yet another, though shorter and about the diameter of a dime.
Moline, Illinois," eyeing the vial as it plunged into my vein.
She prattled on, simultaneously producing a needle attached to the largest vial I had ever seen; it must have been five inches long and the diameter of a 25 cent piece.
The vial filled and an assistant handed her another of the same size.
I will take this little vial here, put it to my lips, and in one moment I shall flee away so that no one could catch me not even a divinity.
He placed the vial between his lips and fell to the pavement.
Looking about, he found the ingredients that had been listed, and in an empty vialpoured first two drops of this, and then seventeen of that, and ran to heat it at the fire.
Mr. Wicker took hold of his arm and helped him to a chair, and taking a small vialfrom the cupboard at the end of the room, he dropped a pellet into it and handed it to Chris.
And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the earth, and I saw three unclean spirits, like frogs, come out of the mouth of the Dragon and out of the mouth of the beast.
Henry III, of England, received from the Grand Master of the Templars a vial containing some of the blood that Christ shed upon the cross, attested by the seal of the Patriarch of Jerusalem.
It would not do to risk breaking the vial against a stone in the hope of transferring most of its contents to my wounds.
Again, if I lost the contents of this magic vial I must face the ordeal of dying in agonies of raging, infected wounds--die like a wounded rat in the enemy’s country.
Besides in your pocket you had your first-aid kit, a small roll of bandages and a vial of iodine.
And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates, and the waters thereof were dried up.
It seems clear, then, that the seventh vial is the close of the series, and that under it we are to expect the final victory of the Lord Jesus Christ.
So there is one particular period of history foretold under the figure of the sixth vial, and all the events predicted under that vial we should expect to appear at about the same time in history.
So the third angel poured out hisvial on the rivers and fountains of waters, xvi.
So the fifth vial was on the seat of the beast, xvi.
So in the account of the seventh vial you may see four things plainly revealed;—the fall of Babylon, which I believe to be the fall of Rome, chap.
But if this be the fact predicted by the symbol of the drying up of the Euphrates, then it follows that we are living under the sixth vial, and that the seventh vial is all that remains of the great prophetic series.
What does He say when the sixth vial is poured out, and the Euphrates is drying up, and when the three evil spirits are gone forth through Christendom?
Now if this be the case it is clear that the sixth vial must come very near the end.
When the seventh angel poured out his vial there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven from the throne, saying, ‘It is done!
Now whenever the Church of God reaches the sixth vial that will be its position.
So the fourth angel poured out his vial on the sun, xvi.
He moved towards Emily as he spoke, but in passing across, his eye lighted upon the vialwhich was standing upon the table at the bedside, with the spoon and wine-glass which had been used in administering the medicine.
She took the vial from her pocket, and held it for an instant or two in her hand.
Mrs. Hazleton looked at the vial by the bedside, and then at her watch.
The next proceeding on the part of Mai, was to place half of the gum into the saucer; upon this he emptied the vial of colorless liquid, and set fire thereto.
But, if the electrical fluid so easily pervades glass, how does the vial become charged (as we term it) when we hold it in our hands?
Take away these atmospheres by touching the balls, and leave them in their natural state: then, having fixed a stick of sealing wax to the middle of the vial to hold it by, apply the wire to A, at the same time the coating touches B.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vial" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bottle; cruet; flask; jar; jug
