Tom unfolded his napkin.

There is a napkin missing.

May I have a napkin, please?

Clean your lips with the napkin.

Lay the napkin across your lap.

Could I have a napkin, please?

He tucked the napkin under his chin.

I wrote it down on a napkin.

I wrote it down on a napkin.

I wrote it down on a napkin.

Tom blew his nose into his napkin.

Tom folded the napkin into a crane.

Arunachalam Muruganantham How I started a sanitary napkin revolution!

Tom was arrested for stealing a napkin at a restaurant.

So, a napkin. Draw a little model galaxy in the middle.

Napkin in my lap, half bites, chew with my mouth closed, no scratching.

A government that understood that it was the people s agent and not a dispenser of favors and benefits.

In general, only Gautama Buddha is shown making this mudrā, save Maitreya as the dispenser of the Law.

No, really, that's what it is. It's about the size of a table napkin.

Even today there are a few large multinational corporations that manage the entire sanitary napkin market.

This project grew out of a sketch I made on a napkin at a party last year.

Mikhail additionally claims to have received a napkin with a threatening message from the photo's subject, Janysh Bakiyev.

She lifted one corner of the napkin which covered her basket and let me have a quick look.

Branching off from the main line where the Sorek water enters the Israeli grid is a simple spigot, a paper cup dispenser beside it.

Oblonsky crumpled his starched napkin and pushed a corner of it inside his waistcoat, then, with his arms comfortably on the table, attacked the oysters.

And so the next thing you need to do in your experiment is grab a napkin. I grabbed a piece of graph paper I'm a physicist.

While many rural women cannot afford sanitary napkin products, in northern India, over 30 of girls interviewed report that they dropped out of school after started menstruating.

Others called attention to the fact that the bathroom has one one toilet paper dispenser (even though there are markings on the right wall where presumably there was another one at some point).

These, in turns, are driven by the ingredients in the sandwich, including the bread, the meat, the cheese, the vegetables and again, everything all the way up to the napkin.

Trying not to hurry and not to get excited, Levin gave the names of the doctor and of the midwife, explained why the opium was wanted and tried to persuade the dispenser to let him have it.

At the chemist's a skinny dispenser, with the same indifference with which the footman had cleaned his lamp glasses, closed with a wafer a packet of powders for which a coachman was waiting, and refused to let Levin have any opium.

'Why are you so late?' asked the old Prince with a smile, holding out his hand over his shoulder. 'How is Kitty?' he added, smoothing the table napkin, which he had tucked in behind a button of his waistcoat.

In our case, station two was a bottleneck and that was, in turn, driven by the processing time of station two which consisted of the time of putting the onions on the sandwich, lettuce, tomato, everything else to boxing the napkin along with the order.

The dispenser asked in German whether he might sell it and receiving permission from some one behind a screen took out a bottle and a funnel, slowly poured it from a large bottle into a small one, stuck on a label, and in spite of Levin's request that he should not do so sealed up the bottle, and was about to wrap it up.

'If you please, your Excellency,' he said, turning to Levin and as a mark of respect to Oblonsky paying attention to his guest. In a moment he had spread a fresh cloth on a round table already covered with a cloth beneath a bronze chandelier, moved two velvet chairs to the table, and stood with a napkin and menu awaiting the order.