four-prong

The document also presented a four-prong programme, the progress of which the ministers will examine when they meet in Ecuador in six month's time.

Odeen Ishmael: South American Defense Council moves to cement mutual trust 2009

The water taps, with their four-prong handles and porcelain tops, read "chaud" and "froid" and are as charming as the delicate scalloped vasque* beneath them.

French Word-A-Day: 2007

The water taps, with their four-prong handles and porcelain tops, read "chaud" and "froid" and are as charming as the delicate scalloped vasque* beneath them.

French Word-A-Day: 2007

The water taps, with their four-prong handles and porcelain tops, read "chaud" and "froid" and are as charming as the delicate scalloped vasque* beneath them.

robinet - French Word-A-Day 2007

Margot Blight, counsel for the CHRC, rose to his defence, citing the four-prong Wigmore test.

Anticlimaxing in Ottawa: Warman v. Lemire 2008

Margot Blight, counsel for the CHRC, rose to his defence, citing the four-prong Wigmore test.

Archive 2008-03-01 2008

The water taps, with their four-prong handles and porcelain tops, read "chaud" and "froid" and are as charming as the delicate scalloped vasque* beneath them.

French Word-A-Day: 2007

The water taps, with their four-prong handles and porcelain tops, read "chaud" and "froid" and are as charming as the delicate scalloped vasque* beneath them.

robinet - French Word-A-Day 2007

In the fourth prong of his four-prong strategy, Boyd focused on the main front of his campaign: the grocery stores where most Pepsi was sold.

THE REAL PEPSI CHALLENGE Stephanie Capparell 2007

He acquired it at a country school, where they cultivated peas and only used two-pronged forks, and it was only by living on the Continent where the usage of the four-prong is general, that he lost the horrible custom.

The Book of Snobs 2006