Sentence examples for a bit of sole from inspiring English sources
Until they come up, one day, with something like "It's no trouble at all to poach a bit of sole in wine, then garnish it with whole cooked shrimp to serve as a first course and show off your pretty fish forks!" Statements like this make you realize that some of these people have a great respect for the truth — in fact, too much respect to use it just any old time.
To keep from sliding around on the shiny soles, use a bit of sandpaper and "rough up" the soles.
The bit of sole, hidden under crisp leaves of paper made from dehydrated seawater, might not derive quite so directly from 1960s Arte Povera as Bottura may lead you to believe, but it certainly has the flavor of the movement, and I did see the chef gasp with pleasure at the Alberto Burri wall in the UCLA sculpture garden after a Food Bowl event there last year.
"I suppose," he says, "I'm a bit of an 'eminence grisly' but my sole aim is to get the show right.
In January, Park took sole credit in a bit of humblebragging, writing, "The viral success of #NotYourAsianSidekick after I first tweeted the tag on December 15 , 2013 wasn't about me, but all of us".
FIRST, a bit of comics history: Superman long believed he was the sole survivor of his doomed planet.
Ovsanna earned a bit of money by working in textiles and married the sole survivor of a massacred family, Zave Kaloustian.
Look closely at the soles of his shoes and you might spot a bit of masked man underneath.
They give you a bit of extra height that's easy to walk in (compared to high heels with thin soles).
Not only do they give you a bit of extra height but are easy to walk in when compared with high heels with thin soles.
