Sentence examples for a jag of from inspiring English sources

Manischewitz and bubbly is the drink at hand, blushing darkly in a flute glass with a jag of lemon peel.

So, too, the marriage of crumbly MitiBleu — Roquefort by way of Spain — and wasabi-pea brittle, a jag of funk and sweet heat.

The documentary sometimes gets on a jag of cutting back and forth between eccentric camera angles and symbolic still life — a lamp, a teacup — to distracting effect.

The documentary sometimes gets on a jag of cutting back and forth between eccentric camera angles and symbolic still life a lamp, a teacup to distracting effect.

This continued a jag of self-deprecation started at the TED conference in March, where Starck began by addressing his audience thusly: "I must tell you I am like that [indicates shaking hands], not very comfortable, because usually, in life, I think my job is absolutely useless".

I suspect even he would be reduced to shouting, ripping off the tight gloves and bawling like a baby for someone to please, please give us a jag of coffee without prior triplicate management approval and the kind of wait that makes you think of the migration of deserts, of baby volcanoes growing old and wise and then grumpy.

Rather, it is the vast, sentient, tempestuous sky he captures over and over again: a lone jag of lightning slicing through an uncannily magenta dusk; the mile-wide girth of a cobalt tornado; the birth of a late-spring squall.

In 1911, in a feverish jag of effort after his wife's death in childbirth, Sundback saw the answer: get rid of the hooks.

"My Friend Meditron," by Mr. King, included a recurring jag of dissonance, like something Chick Corea might have produced in his avant-garde phase.

A demented jag of blasphemy, multicultural weirdness, splatter-movie tropes and inchoate meat metaphors, "Mad Cowgirl" is an underground movie with little sense of grounding; the point is an aggressive pointlessness.

You saw how that went: he boldly stepped into the fray to politicize the incident, got caught out in the second debate whilst needlessly arguing semantics, and then dropped the matter nearly entirely in the third debate, opting instead for a sustained jag of agreeing up and down with Obama's foreign policy.