tool chest

I looked in my tool chest for what was available.

There was the big old tool chest that had been my father's.

We got a tool chest, you know, out in back.

This house was so big you had to have a tool chest for every floor of it.

His old tool chest was here, on the first floor under the stairs.

"Their tool chest is perfect for the current environment," he said.

Either that, or he had been captured and stuck in a tool chest, too.

"I saw him take something from the tool chest before he left this afternoon.

I left it in the drift by the tool chest."

I felt the tightening in my nuts as she went to the tool chest, opened it and took some things out.

Sears had a big, really nice tool chest I'd been wanting on sale.

Like every good sourdough, Mandy had a tool chest built into the back.

He then called out to Christian, and there was another argument, not only with respect to the tool chest, but as to the carpenter himself.

He also bought her an elaborate tool chest, and he's constantly adding to it.

"The tool chest for what the animators can use now is overflowing."

She had actually been stored in a large metal tool chest welded to the floor.

She cracked hers open gratefully and sat on a tool chest.

All America was a tool chest of hardened and sharpened specialists.

"Here is the tool chest," said the Governor, and Jack found all he needed.

There were no tool chests, nothing valuable and portable in sight.

"Now, Tommy, put these things back in the tool chest," he said to the gaoler.

His original tool chest remains in the cottage collection.

Before he died in 1925, Studley gave the tool chest to a friend.

Just the big square tool chests and the quenching barrels full of oil.

Hector gave Ranger a small gizmo, picked up his tool chest, and left.