Handyman's carryall

Usage examples of toolbox.

Indoor: discussion in tepid security of unsolved historical and criminal problems: lecture of unexpurgated exotic erotic masterpieces: house carpentry with toolbox containing hammer, awl nails, screws, tintacks, gimlet, tweezers, bullnose plane and turnscrew.

I turned to see Ixil come into the corridor from the wraparound, a toolbox in his hand.

Michael for support, but he shrugged and rummaged busily through the rollaway toolbox sitting next to a long workbench.

He took just a moment to run into the shed for his toolbox, grabbing up a water container and some dried foodstuffs that he kept around to nibble on, then bolted back out the door.

I want to know if anyone noticed a man in maintenance wear, carrying a toolbox and a friggin' basket of peaches.

The cylinder was now stashed out in a toolbox in the back of the pickup.

Now the technicians came running from their engines, lugging their toolboxes with them.

They were carrying much-chipped blue enamel toolboxes and smoking cigarettes.

The workbench, which extended the length of the wall behind him, was stacked with bolts of vinyl, hoses, coffee cans, sheets of foam rubber, toolboxes, cans of latex paint, tires.

Bart had brought the toolbox from his van and I grabbed wirecutters and a prybar.

An oversized toolbox rested near the back of the cab, and an aluminum extension ladder seemed to be mounted on the far side with its two metal antislip shoes protruding about a foot.

She started out of the shed, went back, and took a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench from the toolbox.

He rifled through the jeep's toolbox recklessly, finally extracting a well-cased set of calipers from the collection of center punches, cold chisels, and wrenches.

Eliot digs up a toolbox from belowdecks and spends the next twelve hours patching things together to the point where the engine can be started and the yacht can be steered.

There were as many as five dozen slant-parking stalls, each equipped with its own bolted-down toolbox for do-it-yourselfers who had ailing cars but no tools.