We have developed utility pigeons and the squabbing industry solely because they are staples, salable in any market at a remunerative price. [Please select]
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The usual Indian staples were raised except tobacco, these tribes preferring a wild tobacco of their region to the cultivated. [Please select]
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Harum, "I went down to the hotel agin, an' the' was about the same crowd, but no Staples." [Please select]
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The door was padlocked, but Luke knew how to pry off one of the staples. [Please select]
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The truth was, that Alexander, in putting up the swing, had cracked one of the staples which fastened it to the roof. [Please select]
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Chapin, the storekeeper, was but poorly supplied with staples of which he ordinarily kept an abundance on hand. [Please select]
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A noble objection to oppression; a noble championing of the rule of public right--these were the staples of Gladstone’s prophecy. [Please select]
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The other great staples of early American agriculture were beans and pumpkins. [Please select]
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"Pinches or forehammers will never pick upon't," said Hugh, the blacksmith of Ringleburn; "ye might as weel batter at it wi' pipe-staples." [Please select]
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"Did I ever tell you," said David, as he and his cashier were sitting in the rear room of the bank, "how Lawyer Staples come to switch round in that there railroad jangle last spring." [Please select]
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Staples was workin' tooth an' nail fer the Purse crowd, an' bein' a good deal of a politician, he was helpin' 'em a good deal. [Please select]
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