Sentence examples for a pulp of from inspiring English sources

Grating turns the yam to a pulp of unbelievable stickiness.

In Mr. Withers's pictures, published in Jet magazine, his face is a pulp of white matter, its features obliterated.

Mr. Redzepi pairs a pulp of air-dried sea buckthorn with pickled rose hips in one amuse-bouche.

In January 1866, in the New Zealand gold-rush town of Hokitika, a Scot called Moody walks into a hotel smoking room to find 12 men ruminating on a series of mysterious events: the disappearance of a rich prospector, the death of a wealthy recluse, the beating to a pulp of a prostitute.

The close by RAW club isn't as sentimental, but there's some great art and even a skate park -- graffiti'd to a pulp, of course.

The results showed that when a pulp of 18.5% TS was hydrolysed for 48 hours with 55 mg CTec3 g-1 pulp and washed at pH 5, the sugar concentration in the residual solid was reduced from ~9.5% to ~1%.

I have a feeling it's somewhat of a "Pulp Fiction" of our time that will develop an avid cult (and predominately cinephile) fanbase.

What are the consequences of a literature, even a pulp literature, of political desperation?

Delignification of sugarcane bagasse by Ceriporiopsis subvermispora during 30 days resulted in a pulp yield of 46 54% [ 40].

Ask anyone who's read my first book, The Man Who Noticed Everything (Black Lawrence Press, 2013), which is a pulp opera of the Gothic and bleak.

Well, D-12 settled it last summer during the Warped Tour by beating the Natas crew to a pulp (one of the members apparently lost hearing in one ear).