tumblers

The red wine was poured in tumblers for all, and the long dining-room was partly cleared for dancing.

Chapter 4 2010

The red wine was poured in tumblers for all, and the long dining-room was partly cleared for dancing.

Chapter IV 1913

These are called "tumblers" or "rollers," specially bred and cared for, birds that Tyson has been raising since he was a kid.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

These are called "tumblers" or "rollers," specially bred and cared for, birds that Tyson has been raising since he was a kid.

The Seattle Times 2011

What he found left in the file was a thick sheaf of ancillary reports and updates, the things investigators always lumped into the back of the book, the reports that Bosch called the tumblers because they often seemed disparate but nevertheless could unlock a case when seen from the right angle or put together in the right pattern.

The Closers Connelly, Michael, 1956- 2005

"They had been fou for weeks thegither" – where they made amends by quaffing champagne and sherry in tumblers.

Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia 1856

These address, called tumblers, represent a Node+User+Document+Subdocument, and a minor variant to the syntax can express ranges between two points therein.

Planet XML 2009

Bits of glassware, such as tumblers, vials, and dishes, are quite numerous.

History of the Donner Party, a Tragedy of the Sierra

To-night, her eyes shone and her lips were parted in anticipation, as she leaped lightly over the many coloured streamers of the wheel of silken ribbons held by Barker in the centre of the ring, and by Toby and the "tumblers" on the edge of the bank.

Polly of the Circus Margaret Mayo 1916

The "tumblers" arranged themselves around the ring with paper hoops; Bingo was fairly racing.

Polly of the Circus Margaret Mayo 1916