Sentence examples for a ceramic dish from inspiring English sources

I have a ceramic dish of almonds and cashews.

"I have a raw wood box, and a ceramic dish that I got in South America".

At a cooperative just a few steps off the main road, I bought a ceramic dish painted with an intricate pattern copied from a pre-Columbian design.

Seattle-based Tokyo Dog offers what may be the world's most expensive hot dog, a $169 fancy-schmancy version that they serve in a ceramic dish and require you to order two weeks in advance.

While not quite on a par with a little pale blue box from Tiffany, a dozen macaroons, wrapped in Cellophane and ribbon from the craft shop, or a ceramic dish filled with paper-cased fruit jellies, have a simple charm that even the grandest department store would struggle to match.

The veal chop, nestled in a ceramic dish with roasted potatoes, was also ultramoist, perhaps because Jean Pierre Vuillermet, Union League's chef and owner, poaches the entire rack sous vide (vacuum-packed in plastic) before the chops are cut and roasted to order.

It's a celadon ceramic dish with a crackled surface and an elongated lip.

More eye-catching are a sumptuous lacquer box decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay, and a square ceramic dish with a splashy landscape by Ogata Kenzan (1663-1743).

The cake was traditionally made in either a fragile ceramic dish, which she called a "bund pan," or an impossibly heavy cast-iron one.

Then he whipped a silver lid off a petite ceramic dish to reveal four plump green olives.

One was a small ceramic dish that he thought was a coaster and the other was a poodle in low relief with a hole in his head indicating that he was a wall plaque.