Spools

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Spools of this ribbon are often as low as 33 cents apiece.

Archive 2009-07-01 2009
Spools of this ribbon are often as low as 33 cents apiece.

Portrait in Blue, by Gabriel Nicolet, 1856-1921 2009
Itar-Tass/Landov Spools of steel coil at a Severstal-metiz plant in Russia 's Vologda region.

Severstal Net More Than Doubles 2008
Spools of thread also work well for sorting and matching.

The Toddler's Busy Book Trish Kuffner 2008
Spools of ribbon hung in tongues of black and gold off his workbench: DAUGHTER; MOTHER; WIFE; SON.

The Town Chuck Hogan 2004
Spools of electric cable sat near the door: the offices would need rewiring.

Set in Darkness Rankin, Ian 2000
"Spools ain't no damn good stuck together like that," he said.

Alvin Journeyman Card, Orson Scott 1995
Spools of thread were scattered all over the plush white carpet.

Moontide Cameron, Stella 1985
Spools of Sinclair molecule chain, like very thin, very strong thread.

The Ringworld Engineers Niven, Larry 1980
Spools of Sinclair molecule chain, like very thin, very strong thread.

The Ringworld Engineers Niven, Larry 1980