lime powder

There is less of that lime powder on the wall here than there is anywhere else.

The lime powder 1 saved from washing clothes.

Farther in, homes sheared in half look out over a bulldozed plain of mirror-flat earth dusted in lime powder.

Products- Agarbati, Candles, bore-metal, battery plates, Lime powder, washing powder soap, spray paints.

He lowered his goggles and lifted his face mask, both of which became caked with a mix of brown dust and chalky lime powder from the pit.

We made a lemon and a lime powder from pulverized, dehydrated zest that gave a refined citrus perfume to everything it touched: tomato soup, vanilla ice cream, iced tea.

One elaborate box, with separate compartments for betel nuts, lime powder, fresh pepper leaves and moist tobacco, is decorated with a geometric patterning of white metal inlaid on brass.

Mr. Halsey, whose boots by now were white from walking across the lime powder, said he preferred the "V" training system, devised by Cornell University's Research Farm in Geneva.

In Papua New Guinea, betel is prepared with a mustard stick dipped in lime powder and acts as a stimulant to suppress hunger, reduce stress and heighten the senses.

All these figures are passing by the workers through a narrow pathway which brings them up against the sifted lime powder, a corrosive which symbolises the cleansing assault on their complacent rejection of useful work.

His "Dye Paintings" involved big bags of white lime powder and concentrated aniline dyes scattered across the desert floor, and he also drove a motorcycle across a dry lake bed, the tire tracks becoming like drawn lines.

As they chew the coca leave the suck on the lime powder in their 'poporos' which they extract with a stick and rub the mixture on the gourd with the stick to form a hardened layer or crust.

Left behind in the basement where Merita died were shoes and broken elastic hair ties, blood on the floor and lime powder, boot scrapings and drag marks and spilled jars of red peppers, testified an American military investigator, "leaving a strong smell."

In 1969, Heizer made the series "Primitive dye paintings", in which bright big bags of white lime powder and concentrated aniline dyes were spread over the dry desert landscape, covering large areas that, when viewed from the air, formed amorphous, organic shapes.

The equipment used in Kho Kho are posts, strings, metallic measuring tape, lime powder, wire nails, two watches, two types of rings having inner circumference of 30 cm and 40 cm, score shots (like a whistle, for instance), and some stationery to write results etc..

The house wife's are cleansed the earthy courtyard in front of the entrance by sprinkling water commixed with cow dung; the wetness made the ground an inviting khaki canvass for the village damsels to draw, with white flour or lime powder, beautiful ornamental patters, spectacular floral designs delicate tendrils et al.