Sentence examples for a baton of from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, it can seem as if every chef has swung a baton of saucisson sec over basement heating pipes and hung out a shingle proclaiming himself a charcutier.

On Tuesday those two pianists will once again pass a baton of sorts, soloing back and forth, in a concert that also includes Mr. Charlap's mother, the singer Sandy Stewart.

The relays involve four runners per team, each member carrying a baton for 25 percent of the total distance before passing it to the next team runner.

It was not the severe blow with a baton to the back of my neck.

Or do you think it's been too easy of a baton to be used against you?

It is also police brutality at its most devious – the strategic version of a baton to the head.

At the entrance, visitors encounter a skeleton in a running pose handing a baton to a figure made of soft tissue.

Different Strokes For a Musician The violinist ITZHAK PERLMAN has a new job, wielding a baton instead of a bow.

Your burrito should be a complex baton of flavours that requires light, unobtrusive company, with a bit of sparkle to thoroughly scrub your mouth clean and refresh your palate.

The less public support the police have, the less they can get away with, and the more each swing of a baton validates the claims of anti-police activists.

Such a hand-off, which has also been likened to "passing of a baton", suggests a cascade of enzymes acting much like an assembly line.