• Then he opened a lottery, sold a thousand tickets, and handed out the empty bottles as prizes.

• If he fails to turn up, he risks being represented by an empty chair.

• Some satiated caterpillars then attach the empty snail shells onto their speckled casings.

• Some offerings contain inedible plant seeds or empty insect exoskeletons.

• The children come running as soon as the boat pushes onto the riverbank, mooring next to empty handmade fish traps.

• Put this in the empty section to catch the fat as it melts, preventing flare-ups.

• Rebok picked up the canister, only to find that it was heavier than an empty canister would be.

• At some point, the newly homeless millions may well look at newly foreclosed, empty houses and take what they need.

• According to quantum mechanics, empty space is anything but empty.

• Most city skies have become virtually empty of stars.

• What is called evaporation leaves an empty six pole or six sided wax structure.

• Use an empty shell to tweeze out the rest of the mussels.

• Either it's tasteless or it leaves you feeling empty.

• Apple's iPhone springboard automatically shifts icons to fill an empty spot to keep rows in order.

• Here in a converted barn, their nameplates were hung outside empty offices that once belonged to residential faculty members.

• Mobile-phone operators and other would-be users of wireless spectrum have long lusted after television's empty airwaves.

• Light travels in a straight line through empty space, but when it bumps into an object, it changes direction.

• During a particularly harsh winter, a polar bear breaks into one of the igloos and starts wandering through the empty complex.

• Lupines are not typically thought of as plants that colonize the middle of an empty landscape.

• Other eye-catching options: shapely boulders, a piece of garden art, or a cluster of empty olive jugs.

• The promise of a fantastic payoff, followed by an empty death.

• Porters steered their empty luggage carts in my direction, gesturing at my suitcases.

• But the epidemic is making millions too weak to grow enough food, and too weak to survive with empty stomachs.

• Most fjords are deeper than the coastal sea into which they empty.

• We tried to buy a map in the area, but no stores/gas stations were open…streets were empty.

• Tip the mower-now empty of gas and oil-up on its side and hose it clean.

• As you stare out across the landscape, there is nothing but empty ugliness.

• Opie captures the empty dirt where tens of thousands of people had stood for the inauguration.

• Place the empty bottle upside down on top of the washer.

• Most matter is almost entirely empty space, but not this stuff: a teaspoonful would weigh several tons.

• Set the rosette in an empty pot in the shade and wait for it to develop new roots--it will take several weeks.

• Suppose you want to move an empty paper clip box by shooting it with a toy dart gun.

• If ranching were made more intensive, crops could expand into empty pasture.

• In a nearly empty cantina in a dark desert town, the short, drunk man makes his pitch.

• One afternoon a villager took me ptarmigan hunting in the empty mountains around the town.

• If there's an empty space in your lawn, weeds will find and fill it.

• There's even a clip-on oil container that lets you empty the fryer by tipping it up.

• Consolidate work areas as much as possible so you don't have to light spaces that are mainly filled with empty cubicles.

• Urgently, he fished the portable phone out of his pocket and called his secretary to find out why the pond was empty.

• Or maybe you'll decide you don't need that empty stretch of open space after all.

• Now it not only has a new name, it has a new feeling, too: empty.

• If you want to increase your savings even more, wash only with cold water the next time you empty your hamper.

• They take on a completely empty look that challenges the image of the big muscular superhero body.

• We've got a new package of bees coming soon to rehive one of the empty hives.

• After spending hundreds of millions of dollars to detect them, scientists have come up empty.

• The multiverse, if it exists, may have sprung out of a chaotic fluctuation of empty space.

• Today it seems to us that the park is practically empty.

• For a clever window garden, set up a collection of empty tomato cans on a tray lined in gravel or pebbles.

• Wash out empty milk jugs and have your children make hanging bird feeders out of them.

• In a moment the waters disappeared, leaving a black, empty level where the populous village had been a few minutes before.

• Eventually the lava drains away, leaving an empty cave.

• Watch a group of macaques run amok in a market, raid an empty kitchen, and ransack a bootlegger's cache.

• Transform empty malls into bustling shopping centers.

• The redneck geniuses are about to build a submarine with the help of some empty kegs.

• Empty and rinse all your recyclables to remove food residue and other debris.

• Empty sella syndrome is a condition in which the pituitary gland shrinks or becomes flattened.

• The notes ripple through the empty church, but it's not quite the sort of glorified.

• Yet the progress in filling empty bellies has been much more substantial than those two numbers might.

• The force of this constantly circulating light will begin twisting the empty space in the middle.

• Aspens, empty trails, and reduced rates make fall the ideal time to visit.

• Empty nests impact the lives of parents who made career changes to accommodate child rearing.

• Like jumbled pieces of chalk, empty shipping containers picked up by tsunami waves lie in the devastated town of.

• He set up a makeshift studio in an empty storefront across the street from where he lived.

• Scout's arrival seems part of a trend: empty nesters welcoming new life.

• My memory is empty fields in late fall and not much else.

• Shops have changed places in a version of musical chairs, leaving empty storefronts in their wake.

• She is lost in her memories of a bygone past and looking into an empty future of tomorrow.

• Prepare the sandwiches on round rolls so they fit neatly into empty soup bowls.

• Some groups unleash their music on writhing crowds of adoring fans, while others play to bartenders in empty rooms.

• The empty nest may not be such an unhappy place after all.

• It is empty because it seeks to distinguish the humanities by its critical-thinking thrust.

• To date, they have too readily accepted what they are given, even when the political bento boxes prove empty.

• Like a canvas waiting for paint, an empty garden planter can become anything you desire: a meditation in violet, a carnival.

• The town is basically empty now, but it's fun to drive through.

• But the empty rooms come alive as the guide walks you through what each space was used for.

• In a world of stabbing sun and empty brownness, the green and cool of the oasis is all soothing music and fertile life.

• Flip the compressed air can upside down and stick the straw inside an empty film canister.

• Farahi says the university also looks for people who will rent empty space on the weekends.

• At eight o'clock he comes down, and the tower stays empty until the next morning.

• Exclusive photos show the eerily empty world they left behind.

• Companies have been known to install empty camera domes to save money while giving the impression of surveillance.

• The policy goes beyond the standard push for recycling empty cans and plastic bottles.

• Food scraps can be buried in empty spots in vegetable and flower gardens.

• There was never a carboy empty in our house after that,” he.

• Then rehook the vinyl siphoning tube to the bucket's spigot and put the other end in the neck of your first empty bottle.

• They managed to take the empty tastelesness of the former approach, and turned it into essential functionality.

• The guards sent the bag through several times before asking me to empty it.

• Chicago's newly minted mayor, is determined to open a publicly-owned casino to help fill his empty coffers.

• Months after she installs a camera outside of an empty wolf den, she returns to it and watches the footage.

• Click through the gallery to see the latest bike gadgets and apparel that got even our empty wallets salivating.

• You'll have no life, but your bank account will never be empty.

• Schools, libraries, theatres hotels and concert halls that were once sources of pride now stand empty and unloved.

• They wrap up a useless gift, such as an inedible plant seed or the empty exoskeleton left after he's eaten a fly.

• Cut out the monsters, leaving empty space for eyes and mouths as appropriate.

• They will suck you dry and leave you an empty husk to blow on the wind if you let them.

• Empty positions were filled by junior colleagues, usually without protest or delay.

• My favorite thing to take pictures of: completely neutral, empty spaces.

• When my pantry is mostly empty then it's time to go shopping and stock up again.

• Like the vast majority of those who risked everything to go west, he came up empty.

• Litter drifts around empty pitches, wasps hover near overflowing bins and dogs bark outside each embattled caravan.

• But it's sitting empty in a closet right now, hidden away from young eyes.

• For nearly all of them, their fate on landing has been as empty as such stories.

• Expandable waterproof compartment shrinks down to nothing when empty.

• The green of a lone plant lends stark contrast to the empty expanse of sand in this desert scene.

• Superclusters are filled with dense clusters of galaxies, while supervoids are made up of mostly empty space.

• There were a few empty seats in the paid section, too, but it was understandable.

• Yet a full city today can mean an empty village or town across the country, or on the other side of the world.

• But so far, the world's biggest and best neutrino telescopes have come up empty.

• The thwarted hunters skulk nearby with empty bellies.

• The outcome is the same: empty cities but plentiful resources.

• For convenience, you can store used cooking oil in an empty original container.

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