I found the awesome rib chop, looking like a blunt weapon on the plate, awfully fatty, but the swaggering porterhouse came through in a big way, seared aggressively to achieve a deep crunch, all rubescent tender meat within.
Every Sunday, our leader in New Roads, La., a woman named Tiny Hood, battered up fried chicken with a deep crunch and Louisiana tang I dream of almost a half-century later (and I can still taste her lemon ice-box pie).
Yuka Honda, on keyboard, unleashed a deep electronic crunch for "Le Pain Perdu," which is about bread, pain and escape.
The baked goat cheese atop mixed greens was also saved from banality by its panko crust, baked to a deep golden crunch.
Indeed, according to Crace, he has always been hard to read: "only the very stoned or the uber deep crunched their way through Gravity's Rainbow and The Crying of Lot 49".
The band ISIS makes its hard rock by a process of slow-cooking: what's inside the music is revealed only over the long haul, as textures and moods keep changing in the long compositions, from a deep bottom-end crunch to pretty melodic hazes.
A deep learning network crunched through all these features, finding which tended to be associated with individuals of a given sexual orientation.
Still, don't underestimate Taylor Momsen, who played the duplicitous Jenny Humphrey on that late-2000s teen soap: Armed with her bratty sneer, her slashing guitar and a deep bag of crunching hard-candy tunes, she's more convincing in this role than she ever was on TV.
By the end of 1811, a deep recession and credit crunch had settled over Europe and North America.
Mr. Papademos must also negotiate with the European Union and banks on the terms of a delicate voluntary write-down of Greek private debt so as to avoid a default — amid a deep recession, a credit crunch and a climate of growing social unrest.
Three, there is today a deep and dangerous credit crunch due to the sub-prime crisis and housing bubble, which is driving the rich world's economies into serious recession and whose bottom is not in sight.
