Garnish with a spring of parsley and a segment of lemon.
And a segment of Yankees fans had given it to C. C. Sabathia.
Put on a hot plate and serve with a few slices of flavoured butter and a segment of lemon.
Litigation-happy lawyers and a segment of the public that is eager to engage attorneys for the promise of an easy payoff.
The easy and angry answer (and a segment of fans — and some bloggers and even some media — do seem prone to easy and angry) is the one given by a fan to the Detroit News.
That defeat led to a period of outright hostility between Conner and a segment of the club's membership, some of whom -- perhaps jokingly -- called for Conner's head to replace the vacated trophy at club headquarters on West 44th Street.
These include not only Yeltsin's reactionary adversaries in Russia -- here portrayed in all their vileness -- but the condescending intelligentsia in Russia and abroad, the Western governments infatuated with Gorbachev and a segment of the Western press.
For the knife-sharpening snark squadrons of Gawker.com and a segment of the gastronomic elite, he has come to embody the Faustian bargain of celebrity in the restaurant business.
The most significant risk, Taspinar said, was a descent into bloody clashes between police forces loyal to Erdoğan's ministry of the interior, over which he has an iron grip, and a segment of a rebellious military.
"Everyone who pays attention knows that Senator Specter comes from a state and a segment of the Party that are to the left of the President and the Republican caucus," John Cornyn, a conservative first-term senator from Texas, said.
In 2000, Karl Rove, George W. Bush's political strategist, planned to use a Bush Presidency to realign American politics around a new Republican majority that would attract disaffected Democrats and a segment of the growing Latino population.
