Sentences with phrase «double toil»

Like owls, toads, especially the poisonous kind, have long been associated with witchcraft of the «double, double toil and trouble» variety.

- Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn, and cauldron bubble.

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble.

The reducing the wine photo is my favorite — it's very «double, double toil and trouble.»

Not exact matches

Upon review, it seems unlikely that the «double double, toil and trouble» that opens Macbeth refers to a cauldron of coffee.

Because it doubled as a network printer, Cord's 25 office employees could produce collated and double - sided documents from their desktops, which freed them from having to toil away in the company's print room.

So this is what they mean by «double double toil and trouble.»

And while neurologists toil in their world of double - blind experiments, practitioners and patients search for more immediate remedies.

Double Double Toil & Trouble.

As the anniversary of their classic TV movie Double Double Toil and Trouble approaches, the sisters mark another milestone: receiving the WSJ.

I had a friend named Lisa who could barely survive the winters due to the lack of resources that her family could gather after much toil and multiple double - shifts.

Women that did not take arms toiled in industry, transport, agriculture and performed their other civilian roles, working double shifts to free up enlisted men to fight and increase military production.

In the years that followed they starred in three straight to video movies, To Grandmother's House We Go (1992)(TV), Double, Double, Toil and Trouble (1993)(TV), and How the West Was Fun (1994)(TV).

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Celebrating 20 years of working in the video games industry, Double Fine CEO and LucasArts vet Tim Schafer posted several documents from his time with the sector, including rejection letters from Atari and Hewlett - Packard (he hoped to follow in the footsteps of novelist Kurt Vonnegut Jr., who toiled away at General Electric during the day, and wrote short stories at night).

Pot Kettle Black interrogates idiom as Gilmore shelves black paint, its overflow a metronome to her audible toil and exasperated distain.Break of Day marks time in the double entendre of a manually powered hourglass.