| "'Forgive, forget, and eat more jam,' the jar said on the lid. | |
| "'On many a vase and jar, on many a screen and fan we figure in lively paint, our attitudes queer and quaint.'" | |
| "...would bring a half-eaten jar of mayonnaise to a public meeting?" | |
| "A jar of sake was offered to the god of the lake this morning." | |
| "By the lamppost outside the main entrance you will find a plastic jar with further instructions." | |
| "'Forgive, forget, and eat more jam,' the jar said on the lid. | |
| "'On many a vase and jar, on many a screen and fan we figure in lively paint, our attitudes queer and quaint.'" | |
| "...would bring a half-eaten jar of mayonnaise to a public meeting?" | |
| "A jar of sake was offered to the god of the lake this morning." | |
| "By the lamppost outside the main entrance you will find a plastic jar with further instructions." | |
| "Drummer, three jars Vienna sausage. | |
| "End forever the voice of drums. " "Tear them apart and smash all the jars of liquor. " | |
| "Gone for more jars. | |
| "How many jars we filled for other | |
| "Porcelain jars of the finest of sake." | |
| "Drummer, three jars Vienna sausage. | |
| "End forever the voice of drums. " "Tear them apart and smash all the jars of liquor. " | |
| "Gone for more jars. | |
| "How many jars we filled for other | |
| "Porcelain jars of the finest of sake." | |
| - And it jarred the champion. | |
| Actually, the accident must have jarred them into a new, harmful position. | |
| All this craziness must've jarred my memory. | |
| And don't put that next to my jarred okra either. | |
| Brushes for speed regulator jarred out. | |
| "The untuned and jarring senses, oh, wind up, | |
| - As could jarring movements. | |
| - My grandmother's never been in the hospital before, So it's a jarring feeling. | |
| - This is going to be very jarring for you, but there's been a malfunction with the headset you ordered from us. | |
| A jarring reminder of the informality of death. | |
| - And it jarred the champion. | |
| Actually, the accident must have jarred them into a new, harmful position. | |
| All this craziness must've jarred my memory. | |
| And don't put that next to my jarred okra either. | |
| Brushes for speed regulator jarred out. | |
| "The untuned and jarring senses, oh, wind up, | |
| - As could jarring movements. | |
| - My grandmother's never been in the hospital before, So it's a jarring feeling. | |
| - This is going to be very jarring for you, but there's been a malfunction with the headset you ordered from us. | |
| A jarring reminder of the informality of death. | |
