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An even longer size, good to use as fire tongs, is $17.
In the living room he gets the shorter set of fire tongs.
His hand released a pair of heavy fire tongs that he had found on the ground floor.
Calling forward two of the horsemen he gave them strong fire tongs.
His right knee ached where the fire tongs had bruised it.
The butler grabbed the fire tongs, only to have them fall apart in his grasp.
"I'd as soon get my old woman to lay hold of it with a pair of fire tongs."
All we have now is an ersatz elevator, an empty cage, and three cooling fire tongs.
He took the fire tongs, picked it up, dropped it on the fire.
He smashed in Arden's head with fire tongs and left David's lighter at the scene.
Bowling Corring aside, they grabbed the fire tongs and poker, respectively.
Thoron held the sword with the fire tongs while Durondell
Out of the corner of her eye she saw James loosen his grip slightly on the fire tongs.
'Now I'll dance,' said the Fire Tongs; and they danced.
"Fire tongs are perfect.
Lyon grabbed fire tongs from the fireplace, and the two went at each other until, kicking and rolling on the floor, they were pulled apart.
The fire tongs!
The two younger Baudelaires were using an expression which here means "Look at these fire tongs--they're perfect!"
Chairs, fire tongs, lamps - all clattered to the floor, as the crooks staggered to the open air, clawing at their faces.
And speaking of those tools, unlike wood, iron can handle high temperatures, allowing us to build everything from fire tongs to furnaces out of it.
But at last the fire tongs were white-hot, and were ready for their welding appointment with the thick iron bars of the cage.
A householder would leave the fire tongs open in the form of a cross over the embers, or leave two fire tools crossed.
She described how Ambrose and Jasper led the chase, carrying fire tongs and poker as weapons.
Next to the fireplaces are fire tongs--you know, these long pieces of iron that people use to move logs around to keep a fire going.
The younger Baudelaires took the bent, cooled fire tongs, and then, sticking close to one another, all three children took their first few steps down the hallway.
Kollokation
