teakettle

When water is heated in a whistling teakettle, the water boils and steam is released.

This DVD documents The Teakettle Experiment, a 10-year study into the effects of fire and thinning on the Sierra National Forest in California.

The new 1 1/2-quart Chantal Tea Ball is a rounded 18/10 stainless steel teakettle with a polished or satin finish

Santoprene is used to overmold the handles of flatware from Libbey Glass (Toledo, Ohio) and the grip of a whimsical teakettle from Michael Graves & Associates (Princeton, N.J.), meeting both performance and aesthetic design criteria.

That's as hot as water in a teakettle gets before boiling.

Lording over her petite charges with one arm akimbo and the other holding a cigarette aloft, looking like a very pissed-off teakettle, she barks instructions with a mechanical weariness that all but says, What's the point?

People sometimes remember a bird's song better by making up words for what the bird "says." For example, a Carolina wren often sings something that sounds like teakettle, teakettle, tea.

The water that fills a teakettle miles downstream in a city apartment is a measure of all that has gone on upstream: blizzard and drought, logging and road building, care and neglect.

Marvin landed an extra role in Henry Hathaway's USS Teakettle, and found his role expanded when Hathaway took a liking to him.

The remaining forward force of expanding gas in the meantime is splitting the bell of his trombone, peeling it back on itself, and knocking Paolo butt over teakettle off his raised seat platform.

Gus, is trying to make tea, but he has no coin to put into the meter that provides gas to heat the teakettle. The men argue absurdly about whether one says "Light the gas" or "Light the kettle." Their silly quarrels seem to mask a growing tension and anxiety about the "job." Ben examines and prepares his gun.

In the preface to his collection of narrative sketches, Bunte Steine ( Colored Stones, 1853), he states that a boiling teakettle interests him as much as a volcano, that in even the most trivial phenomena, provided one knows how to look at them, the universal harmony of nature may be recognized.

From stationery to cookware, kitchen design to home furnishings, it is a garden-fresh approach to color that is as successful as a textile as it is a lacquered teakettle. Rooms will glow with its subtle color, and in fashion it is a color that complements many complexions.

I hear the turquoise teakettle shrilling, but am unable to tell in what

Chantal's Classic enamel-on-steel teakettle features an exclusive two-tone harmonica, a 1.8 qt.