Baskets

Baskets are being made nearby.

Every day Mary took baskets full of bread to the poor and cared for the sick.

The baskets they use to transport fruit are made with strips of cane.

One prepared the wine presses, another cleansed the jars, and another twisted the osiers into baskets.

He carried the grapes in baskets, threw them into the wine-press, trod them, and then helped to draw off the wine into the jars; while she prepared food for the grape-gatherers, and brought them some wine of the previous year so that they might quench their thirst.

Bread, heaped is baskets, the attendants bring, / towels with smooth-shorn nap, and water from the spring.

Tom was shooting baskets.

Sheltered by a tarpaulin from the blazing sun, a group of Kenyan women weave handfuls of dried reeds, their practiced hands turning them into exquisite baskets, mats and hats that have been sold to tourists from around the world.

Regina Kaari, 70, is a member of the Tharaka Green Gold group, a collective of elderly entrepreneurs who started weaving baskets a decade ago.

The chief baker seeing that he had wisely interpreted the dream, said: I also dreamed a dream, that I had three baskets of meal upon my head: And that in one basket which was uppermost, I carried all meats that are made by the art of baking, and that the birds ate out of it.