metal cone

It turns out to be a pretty little place in the Village where every table seems to have a metal cone of french fries.

The flutings came from a tall metal cone on the floor.

She stood on the space door and held the gray metal cone of .

He still lay on the table, but the metal cone and the complicated apparatus were not now in sight.

She rolled the metal cone between her fingers, then held it up to her eyes.

He had a miniaturized version of that metal cone on his boat."

Then he snuffed the candles out with a small metal cone at the end of a rod.

Its piece de resistance is a dramatic metal cone, whose four floors are used for a cafe and exhibit areas.

He just sensed the two scientists busy with the massive metal cone above his head, and then darkness claimed him.

At the further end is a metal cone, decorated with a spiral of smaller glowing lamps.

Frost circled the device cautiously, peering at the metal cones.

A second metal cone is placed within the first, leaving a gap between the two that forms a section of waveguide.

Remove one at a time and, using a metal cone as a guide, roll into a cone shape.

I debated the benefits of metal cone filters.

The main cable was anchored to a corroded metal cone that jutted out of the earth.

Herrmann presented two metal cones and a beautifully decorated brass vase.

The olives were put in a large circular basin and heavy metal cones were rolled upon them.

Three metal cones, graduated in size from 8 inches to 12 inches high, hold tea lights and can be used along a path.

The metal cone will contain the explosion."

It was twenty yards long and consisted of two metal cones whose apexes joined in the middle like a huge hourglass.

And he saw the meaning of in-robert's words: the metal cones were chewed open, their innards strewn about.

The base is a metal cone made from a round piece of foil, sprinkled with a thin layer of chocolate.

The device, CoreControl, is a coffee pot-size chamber with a cold metal cone in the center.

He rummages in a box, then brings over a silver metal cone connected to a wire that will be synchronized to the camera's shutter.

There was a table, above which hung a massive metal cone connected by cables to a complicated apparatus of banked vacuum tubes and moving tapes.