Sentence examples for and a combo of from inspiring English sources

The rules for a good drinks nibble are simple and finite: no plates, no crumbs, and a combo of fat, salt and spice so addictive that you can't stop eating them until they're all gone.

The pork dish, like most entrees, came with exquisitely seasoned and roasted red potato halves and a combo of blended and mashed, but under-seasoned butternut and acorn squash.

Elsewhere, the most interesting offerings are more hands-on and immersive, with a dialectical drum workshop (Leeds Town Hall, Sun); a showing of Lessons From Gulam, the 1986 doc about Asian music (Delius Arts Centre, Bradford, Tue); and a combo of film and performance (New Bradford Playhouse, Wed) with Vibracathedral Orchestra and the great Dean McPhee bringing the noise.

If guests choose to stay overnight, each floor offers a different palette varying from yellow, greens, blues and a combo of blue and pink, so there is a freshness and variance throughout the hotel.

And a combo of the spices and curry.

But duty called, so two of us ordered enough for four, starting with monkfish with red beans and sun-dried tomatoes, an unusual mix but a good one, and then a combo of octopus and potatoes, with pimentón (smoked paprika).

There is a way to climb up the front spire to the very top of the complex, and, with a combo of edge walking and jumping, you can make it to the ledge with SgtMaj.

She came out a gurney and performed a combo of "Wait Your Turn" and "Hard," both from the new album wearing a white bondage jumpsuit made of strips, skin, and a collar of bullets.

In October, for example, the box was nicknamed "Antioxidant Trifecta" and included a combo of dark-skinned berries, raw nuts and dark chocolate.

Everything that you see when you're navigating around the Internet, from fonts and colors to dropdown menus and sliders, is a combo of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript being controlled by your computer's browser".

It offered live discussion of sports events, polls and news in a combo of asynchronous and second-screen entertainment.