A personalized trinket tray for all their odds and ends
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It sold trinket boxes to casinos for use as gifts.
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If only you'd picked a trinket that was fully clothed.
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Paper trinket boxes are another nice and convenient storage spot.
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I got the nickname Trinket Girl because of that bag.
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Who hasn't replaced a missing piece with a trinket or two?
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Markle has posted several photos showing off her sweet trinket. 2.
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It was just a trinket that happened to be a baby.
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But I think best while stroking my beard or twiddling a trinket.
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It was straight up Caesar Flickerman and Effie Trinket in that arena.
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Haught said she adores these macaron-shaped trinket boxes from Dollar Tree.
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Best trinket: The couch that hosted Luca and Tabitha's heart-to-heart.
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Inside the trinket, snow falls around a little statue of a couple kissing.
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We made a whole collection of charms, with each trinket representing modern life.
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In this case, I will use a web-based implementations of VPython, trinket.
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It's a look even The Hunger Games' Effie Trinket would be jealous of.
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The simple Eiffel Tower trinket comes in gold, light pink, silver, and white.
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What this device represents is so much bigger than just another enthusiast trinket.
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The $149 trinket is made of brass and finished in 14-karat gold.
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Breakingviews Amazon, the $400 billion online retailer, is purchasing, cheaply, a curious trinket.
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Voyager 1 and 2 both carry a special trinket known as The Golden Record.
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Llama lovers will love using this cute trinket dish modeled after their favorite animal.
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She gave me a Greek "evil eye," a glass trinket symbolizing our shared bloodline.
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You sign the book and swap out one trinket with something of your own.
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A trinket for your cousins, who haven't looked up from Snapchat since they got home?
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You may think $77 is too much money for a two-ounce light-up trinket.
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Hannah flirts on the subway, shops at trinket stores, turns up uninvited at engagement parties.
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He left it by his canoe, a pottery trinket amid what would soon be ash.
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I pick up a Granada magnet and another little trinket for one of our friends ($20).
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In the absence of elephant tusks, trinket makers in China are shifting to a new medium.
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She even posted several photos on her now-deleted Instagram account showing off her sweet trinket.
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After all, experiential gifts are often more memorable than a random trinket or pair of slippers.
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The California-born 35-year-old has posted several photos showing off her sweet trinket. 2.
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The trinket-sellers shut their businesses for two days when she died in 1997, he said.
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Both girls held a question in their minds, nestled like a child's prized trinket, and swam.
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"The government is hiding facts," said Satyavaan Sahu, 31, a worker at a nearby trinket shop.
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It's hard to pick one trinket that everyone will love as a keepsake from your special day.
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The designers attached an 18-carat gold trinket studded with white diamonds, a symbol of good luck.
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It's also cool to see what random trinket your date brings to see how their mind works.
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The fourth was this then-kid in a fedora in a trinket shop in Hollywood, Matt Drudge.
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Ceramic Trinket Dish, $22, available at West Elm A small, ceramic dish makes a great catch-all.
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To understand how people think about jewelry, consider the words we use for it: trinket, ornament, bauble.
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What, precisely, has Rakitic done to deserve being reduced to the status of trinket to be traded?
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But most simply recover what the river has naturally revealed, usually a fascinating trinket rather than treasure.
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On each trinket he would write a personalized note about why the employee was receiving the accolade.
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Dog Trinket Tray; $14.99 Pay homage to your furry best friend with one of these cute catchalls. 4.
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They've found a way to monetize a trinket by imbuing it with the best bits of human experience.
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But it was hard not to feel regret for the trinket sellers and tour guides all the same.
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A small trinket — like a mug from their favorite coffee shop — shows your appreciation and attention to detail.
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How do you take that old handbag and put a new trinket on it so someone buys it?
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He shared a photo of a brass trinket that may or may not have any actual symbolic meaning.
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A camera crane arched overhead, as if threatening to pluck a human trinket from a bowling alley game.
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You can go subtle with a nameplate necklace, or try out a bold look with a profanity-laden trinket.
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Then, each time you want to use two-factor authentication, you just hold up your trinket to the camera.
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But it's also a gaudy thing, a self-consciously edgy trinket, shaped like the skull of some dead animal.
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Stephen Colbert channels his inner Effie Trinket in this special presentation of, 'The Hungry for Power Games: Dyin' Ted.
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Elizabeth Banks wore elaborate wigs, makeup, and outfits for her role as Effie Trinket in the "Hunger Games" movies.
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There has been a trend of people getting small trinket style tattoos, geometric patterns and mehndi/henna style designs.
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But all of my efforts to drown this yuppie trinket hive in the toilet have seemingly been in vain.
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After the campaign ends, you're sent on a quest to find an old trinket from one of Eris' fireteam members.
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We had dates, he bought me a little trinket when he went on vacay, we texted all the time, etc.
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My friend buys a trinket, and we decide to go to a different holiday market — 'tis the season, I guess!
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A 3D-printed replica is nothing more than a plastic trinket if it doesn't function as well as the original.
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First, you'll receive two exclusive lifestyle products from Draper James (a large, gold-accented makeup pouch and a trinket tray).
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"I've also found that serving trays that double as trinket holders are a great way to control clutter," she says.
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"And the party favors were beautiful ceramic unicorn trinket boxes that we had personalized by a calligrapher for each child."
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Panama Trinket Case in leather to keep everything at hand next to the bed, whether jewelry or fun, umm, toys.
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Trinket, the centerpiece of Animal Nationalism, transformed the American flag into a furious wind tunnel of red, white and blue.
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Glue a trinket like a tiny Christmas tree or any toy of your choice to the inside of your jar lid.
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Complete with trinket trays, totes, champagne flutes and more, Witherspoon ensures engagement parties and bridal showers are even more Insta-worthy.
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He is the inside man, who is paid in advance for his troubles, only to blow his money on the trinket.
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It's delicious, and will bring good luck all year if your slice holds the little trinket traditionally baked into the cake.
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Selfie-taking tourists swarm to trinket sellers, souvenir stores and cafes parading as Instagrammable replicas of the Montmartre that once was.
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There's some kind of trinket glued on at the top which I last saw, and rejected, at a 99 cents store.
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Didion gets caught in a downpour and runs into a trinket shop, where she buys a beach towel to dry herself.
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The nostalgia sold by Cracker Barrel alongside every plate and trinket requires no previous emotional stake in the South as an institution.
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National parks attract lots of visitors to gateway communities, and visitors need amenities — more hotels, restaurants, bars, trinket shops and guide services.
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It often disputes the conclusions of its subordinate agencies, and is regarded within the intelligence community as a superfluous trinket of bureaucracy.
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People have accused the company of using "blackface imagery" in a trinket that looks like a brown monkey with large red lips.
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Parents are willing to make some extreme sacrifices to ensure that their children receive every toy and trinket on their lists this year.
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Griffin hailed Halphen's angel for bringing all the luck to the Lottery -- so, we asked her for the backstory behind the lucky trinket.
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Llama Trinket Dish, $19, available at West ElmEveryone could use a catch-all to collect the small odds and ends around the house.
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Another rudraksha dealer, Sunil Shrestha, told me about the powers of rudraksha from his trinket shop in Thamel, the commercial district of Kathmandu.
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It is much easier to dismiss it as a trinket or a bauble, the calorie of celebrity rather than the nutrition of sport.
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It is much easier to dismiss it as a trinket or a bauble, the calorie of celebrity rather than the nutrition of sport.
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Capital wants us to see only the finished product, but Mack reveals the sweat and effort it takes to produce even one trinket.
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For America's legions of smaller online trinket-sellers, app-makers or other firms present on the internet the Californian law will be onerous.
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Past Worn Searching brought bassist/vocalist Caithlin De Marrais to the spotlight without treating her as a trinket for men to gawk at.
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Trinket the corgi deserves the gold medal in bike rack weaving, a sport we just invented but feel very strongly belongs in the games.
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So it makes perfect sense that the model wouldn't want a trinket dangling around her neck constantly reminding her of her most recent heartbreak.
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Back when I was getting Happy Meals, they usually came with some cheap plastic trinket or maybe a tiny plush Woody from Toy Story.
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Her oversized wood cutting board is a perfect makeshift hydration station and a nearby hand-shaped trinket tray serves as a catchall for everyday extras.
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Open all year round, the 320,000 square-foot store contains multiple floors of decorations, gifts, trees, and any holiday trinket you can possibly think of.
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More still have been offered a trinket of the club's affection: several have received a statuette of a fox, the club's emblem, cast in silver.
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Once, he recalled, Mother Teresa had learned of a government plan to shut down the trinket stalls, and submitted a written protest, blocking the move.
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Contra Wampole and in the true spirit of the Sontagian Effie Trinket, the Met's theme appeared, at least at first, to insist: Irony still works.
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The little turtle used to be a keychain, but the links broke apart, and so I carry it as a little trinket to remember my sister.
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For most of us, that means picking up a trinket in a gift shop, but for the more rebellious, that little keepsake can be downright criminal.
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Most notably, Elizabeth Banks, who played Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games movies, has been cast as Rita Repulsa, the evil sorceress and Power Ranger nemesis.
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The passenger who had remained only in the port, browsing the trinket shops, delighting in duty-free, would never have known this subtle but essential detail.
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Best trinket: The eye candy that is Luca Novak (Teen Wolf/220 Reasons Why alum Henry Zaga), the hot bartender at SA. Tabitha would certainly agree.
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Each tab on the trinket had a hole in it which may have been used to screw the object into something to act as a cover.
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Her face is thin and drawn but when her fingers dance across a trinket she likes, her eyes light up and the muscles in her shoulders relax.
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Some folks on social media took the opportunity to rib Gaga about her resemblance to a certain flamboyant movie character: Effie Trinket of the "The Hunger Games."
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When his championship belt was taken, Ali effectively said that it was a mere trinket, nothing compared with the principle he was being asked to give up.
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And now even this glimmer had been removed from their small and dark corner of the sky and tossed like a trinket into Bob Dylan's personal constellation.
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The trinket was a Christmas gift from one of the writers on the show, and the sound it made was essential for "clearing the air," Mr. Weiner said.
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A handwritten card would be just as personal as any trinket, or, if someone really wants to give us something, it can be shipped to where we live.
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On the Rue de Buci, my favorite shopping street on the Left Bank, two wonderful pâtisseries have been transformed in the past decade into trinket shops for tourists.
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With the onset of the modern era, the League Cup seems to have lost much of its lustre, and been reduced to its natural status as an inferior trinket.
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Click here to view original GIFManufacturers of 33D printers have had a hard time convincing consumers they need a machine that takes 12 hours to make a plastic trinket.
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When you put a lowly fidget spinner next to a glossy iPhone, with its brightly colored apps, the plastic trinket looks like a toy your grandfather might have enjoyed.
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Word of the Day : a small item such as cheap, showy jewelry or an ornament that has little value _________ The word trinket has appeared in 11 articles on nytimes.
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Shown at a critical moment in the U.S. history—the election of President Barack Obama—Trinket recently resurfaced at the 2015 BET Awards during Kendrick Lamar's Alright performance. Pope.
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That, plus the producers' eternal fear of the trinket-dispensers paying their movie no heed if it doesn't at least look like an epic (call it Dances With Wolves syndrome).
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Today they pile off cruise ships and coaches, go on whirlwind tours run by non-locals, take umpteen selfies and buy little more than a cheap trinket made in China.
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I asked Peter Walsh, an organizer whose most recent book about decluttering is called "Let It Go," what he'd say to someone who'd obsessed for months over a missing trinket.
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Sweet Satsumas Personalized Ring Dish, $18.55Whether it's to hold their little knickknacks or just for decoration, this dainty trinket dish will make a cute and practical addition to their space.
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Manfred gets another family trinket – a skull – from grandma to condemn the demon back to hell, breaks the mirror, and that's not the last we're going to hear from that demon.
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The most interesting parts of the Miss Meatface world vary from photograph to photograph — it may be an item of clothing, patterned wallpaper, a vintage trinket, or just a provocative idea.
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L, "Trinket" Ask students to create a work of visual art, music or poetry that addresses one or more of the following questions: • What do the American flag and national anthem represent?
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At some point RadioShack disconnected from the consumers that actually cared about it and focused on the ones that wanted a cheap trinket or an object that could be purchased literally anywhere else.
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In earlier times, the charm was a dried bean, a fève — it's still the name for the trinket, even though, as with the crowns, today's fèves, made of porcelain, can be quite elaborate.
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"I think the story is great when love, no matter the hurdles, lasted forever," said Eliska Galisova, who was yet to choose what trinket her and boyfriend Matus Rezny would leave for all-time.
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Whether you give a donation to a nonprofit in a friend's name or pick up a trinket crafted by artisans in developing countries, there is no shortage of options for presents with social impact.
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Dollar Tree's fashion-paper trinket boxes not only come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, but also they are great storage places for small items like jewelry or keys, Jones told Insider.
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Some of the most sought after pieces include Katniss Everdeen s (Jennifer Lawrence) wooden District 503 hunting longbow, Katniss's iconic Mockingjay armor, several signature costumes from Effie Trinket and the District 12 reaping bowl filled.
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" Soon after their escape, Arthur and Trinket settle in a mossy spot between tree roots and gaze up at the night sky: "A cool wind blew, and the two friends pulled the blanket tight around them.
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According to The Guardian, the Committee for the Protection of Borgo, a group of residents, called it a "decisive blow on an already wounded animal," referring to the trinket-hawking vendors already proliferating in the area.
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"Target, Walmart, a mom and pop trinket store selling porcelain goods on their web store, they are all going to see an increase in costs from truckers, and eventually that will get passed along to the consumer. "
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Such a harmless trinket, you might think, would be destined for a moment in the spotlight followed by a long fall into oblivion, where it would join pet rocks, Beanie Babies and New Kids on the Block.
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Coconuts were reserved for prayers and baked goods for feasts; Indian vegetables grown from seeds stashed away in pockets and trinket boxes en route from India, sprouted in the sub-tropical soil that mimicked home to a degree.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games in which I play Effie Trinket, a cruel, out-of-touch reality-TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," Banks said.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games, in which I play Effie Trinket — a cruel, out-of-touch reality TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," she said.
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"A male magician, a top name in the business, I won't say who, but when Hillary was running in 2008, this guy came up to me and he has a little brass pig trinket in his hand," Zurbano recalls.
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Each day, pairs of young women wearing high heels and dressed in evening gowns or above-the-knee skirts help the award winners into special podium versions of their jerseys, give them a trinket and, eventually, deliver chaste kisses.
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She's an unfiltered party animal, surrounding herself with booze, young, beautiful friends, and a terrible boyfriend, Tim (Dan Stevens), who views her as damaged trinket, rather than a woman in need of help and guidance during her mini mid-life crisis.
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I'm not sure what the best part of all this is—when Joanna brushes off Penne's lame attempt to steal her prop thunder, or when she unflinchingly pulls out a SECOND pasta-based trinket when the first is cast aside.
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Every year on the birthday of the baby she had named Anthony, she and her living children would cut a cake in his memory, and add a trinket to the small shrine she kept beside her only photograph of him.
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But on the Wii U, on the GamePad, you could go to town on that shiny trinket, thumbing it into a terrific spin, around and around and around, upside down and back again, until you felt sick from the motion.
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The foray into trinket-selling was authorized by President Emmanuel Macron, whose portrait adorns a poster costing 9.90 euros ($11.60), one of a host of items on offer to collectors, Macron fans, tourists and anyone else short of gift ideas.
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Despite temperatures in the single digits Fahrenheit — and nights now 26 hours long — 330,000 people from 180 countries, according to current figures, come to visit Santa, purchase 50 euro ($60) photos with him and patronize the dozens of Christmas trinket shops.
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Her style of collaborating with clients reflects those bucolic, craft-filled beginnings; instead of sticking to purely pedigreed sources, she scours antique fairs for the right trim or trinket, just as her mother used to, with Matilda in a stroller.
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January Instagrammed her haul (above), which included the $150 striped "Cloister" top, the $18 "You Are Loved" trinket tray, and the $58 heart-shaped change purse – which all came with a personalized "Hug Me" valentine from the Oscar-winning Southern belle herself.
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Related: Clinton nomination puts 'biggest crack' in glass ceiling Earlier in the evening at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, the actress mocked GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump's entrance at the Republican convention, comparing him to her "Hunger Games" character Effie Trinket.
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At first glance, the store did little to distinguish itself from other trinket purveyors besieging the tangled lanes of Stone Town, the historic quarter on the coast of Unguja, Zanzibar's main island: "Hakuna Matata" T-shirts obscured the facade and tourists browsed souvenirs.
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Monday marks the start of Pet Adoption Week on The Price is Right, where lucky shelter pets get to show off for countless prospective pet parents on national TV. The first featured pup, Trinket, has already found her forever home thanks to the show's taping.
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Yesterday's niceties of "oh, don't get me anything" or "I'll love whatever you pick out" seem to have necessarily fallen by the wayside as we collectively realize neither our homes nor our planet can withstand the crushing weight of yet one more random trinket.
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In Suzanne Collins's fantasy novel The Hunger Games, for example, there is a very camp character named Effie Trinket, who initially appears evil and stupid (she is the government's pawn), but ends up as a sort of fairy godmother to the book's girl hero.
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Instead, for once, she goes into a Bryan Abasolo-level charm offensive, buying Bethenny any Mexican trinket she wants during a shopping trip, donning a possibly tribal outfit Bethenny calls "the greatest thing [she's] ever seen," and finally pretending everything is "great" with her co-star.
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As previews for next week's "Kamsahamnida," which translates to "thank you" in Korean (not Vietnamese), show, Kevin will be desperate to figure out why some random woman in Vietnam gifted his dad such a meaningful necklace (the original story below proves this item isn't some mere trinket).
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The reviews were shit—a 29 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, for starters—and many people personally told me to stay away, but I had a glimmer of hope much like that you'd have after grinding three hours for a trinket with a 0.00001 percent drop rate.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games, in which I play Effie Trinket—a cruel, out-of-touch reality TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," Elizabeth Banks, a Hillary Clinton supporter, said at last year's Democratic National Convention.
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The belt is just another pro-wrestling trinket, long defunct, but the celebration of heritage is right there in the name and the holder, the beefy blonde guy who, we were constantly reminded, was from Sweetwater, Texas, and whose dad was one of the masters of the cowboy wrestling gimmick.
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During the global financial crisis of 2008, cheap impulse-buy toys took off, such as trading cards and coin-operated machines that dispense capsules of small toys—usually of well-known characters from Japanese comic books and television series—known as gachapon (for the sound made when the dial is cranked and the surprise trinket falls into the receptacle).
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For me, it was the charred cross atop the skeletal beams still standing at the Catholic school our sons attended, the misshapen child-crafted ceramic trinket my cousin pulled from the rubble that was her home or the pizzas sent by editors in Boston and Salt Lake City to feed a newsroom working around the clock.
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But, I don&apost know -- you don&apost noticed it in like -- because I was listening polls, you don&apost notice whenever Trump support is up or down and people are pretty much the same, but then every now and then, there&aposs like a little trinket of a friend that is not as mean and they&aposre willing to be-- it&aposs like the new coming out.
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In addition to The Hunger Games, which is rife with theme-park inspiration (think: battling alongside Everdeen in virtual reality or shopping in a gift shop inspired by Lenny Kravitz's Cinna or Elizabeth Banks' Effie Trinket), the park will also include areas recalling Twilight, Now You See Me, and a new Robin Hood series starring Taron Egerton, Jamie Dornan, and Jamie Foxx that hasn't even come out yet.
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