gobbet वाक्य

Little by little, using a device called a drip torch, Tom Chase applied gobbets of fire to the downwind edge of the plot while another worker with a fire hose kept the adjacent edge of the firebreak wet.
For several weeks now hundreds of thousands of people looking for some cheap entertainment online _ including Umberto Eco _ have been busy typing in gobbets of text, having it translated into another language and then translating it back.
Their success, which was a publishing phenomenon, was as a collection of " gobbets " suitable for social small-talk, or what in modern parlance would be a bluffer's guide to appearing well read.
Crislip has been producing the " Gobbet o'Pus " podcast since 2009 . The show features short discussions of interesting cases he has encountered in his medical practice and other topics of interest to infectious disease specialists.
When things go right, you spend your days lollygagging in a comfy nest as big as a king-size bed, rousing yourself occasionally to accommodate the gobbets of fresh fish your parents are always trying to cram down your gullet.

Jephson himself recalled that he had heard " a vague rumour about some tapes " before, but had " dismissed it as just another among so many ghastly whisperings, gobbets of disinformation and black propaganda that were by then my daily diet.
A certain self-conscious sumptuousness is also a feature of Eisler's prose, which is best sampled in small gobbets : " A mirage in a bend of the Seine, Paris was a blur of light that never admitted darkness ."
In a guest column for " The New York Times ", author Erica Jong called Koen's work a " well-researched, workmanlike historical novel [ . . . ] of the sort that Kathleen Winsor or Thomas B . Costain used to write : packed with details of costume, architecture and cuisine, populated by rudimentary paper-doll characters, full of undigested Continued on next page gobbets of research ."