bobbin

Two years later, a post office was established in the community under the name Bobbin.

By 1850 bobbin turning was the main industry in the valley.

Bobbin heard someone gag in the front of the room.

He raised his hands and lowered them onto the bobbins.

The four of them tucked the new bobbins into their pockets.

The two men who had seemed to enjoy the film looked disappointed at what Bobbin said.

In clockwise order, each bobbin is moved to the opposite side.

She swore to herself and went back to her desk without looking at Bobbin.

"I wish we had Bobbin to sort out a route for us," the man said.

And they saw the golden bobbins rising in the sky, far away.

From 1895 there was a state funded Bobbin lace making school.

The bobbin lace was the most valuable part of the dress.

It was all quite true: the bobbin lifted 167 times and I failed to make contact once!

Bobbin waited on a soft chair in the outer office.

Bobbin Case and other parts like shuttle are manufactured in this city.

Many lace designs use dozens of bobbins at any one time.

Moving bobbin towards or away from the handle twists the line.

In recent years, another revolution has been taking place as electronics have entered the world of the bobbin.

Bobbin looked over, gulped, and reached to button them back up.

Well, Bobbin told himself, I'll circle over those other people again pretty soon.

Upon these he wound the jute-twine of the small bobbins.

"That's all right," she told him, curling his fingers around one of the bobbins.

Almost all of the thread from the bobbins was now wrapped around her shuttle.

"Leave it to me," Bobbin said with a grim smile.

"Now, listen," Bobbin said as they drove toward town in his rented car.