Sentence examples for and napped in a from inspiring English sources
Running a close second is panzotti, or pasta pockets, filled with minced lobster and napped in a pink sauce loaded with more lobster.
East and West meld beautifully in the Sichuan lobster crepes loaded with big chunks of meat and napped in a luscious plum wine and lobster cream sauce.
East and West meld beautifully in the Szechwan lobster crepes loaded with big chunks of meat and napped in a luscious plum wine-lobster cream sauce.
Among them are thick, tender, winey veal Marsala ($17.95) cooked to perfection; moist chicken breast covered with mushroom-wine sauce and stuffed with a savory meld of meat, cheese, spinach and breading ($14.95); and a fillet of sole ($18.95) packed with shrimp, crab meat and mushrooms and napped in a garlicky wine sauce.
He ate two breakfasts and napped in a park, feeling "kind of like a bum," killing time until he could check in to his hotel.
After a day of gallery-hopping and shopping, nothing beats heading back south to solitude, off the tourists' radar, and napping in a hammock at Mar Vista with a book on your face.
It is a huge, deflated football of meat and skin and fat, napped in a rich, sticky red sauce that is less sweet than its name would indicate, just as unctuous and much better, served with bok choy.
The striped bass boasted a crackly surface and was covered with a tangle of sauteed pineapple, tomato, onion and cucumber napped in a seductive sweet and sour sauce.
Among the best openers are thin crepes (from Lombardy) filled with Gorgonzola, ricotta and Parmesan cheeses napped in a light marinara sauce.
Captain Renslow had also come to Newark the night before the flight from his home in Lutz, Fla., near Tampa, but investigators said they could not find evidence that he had stayed at a hotel or in an apartment and instead might have napped in a crew lounge at Newark Liberty International Airport.
A substantial chopped salad ($7) yielded more than the usual, including chick peas, mozzarella and alfalfa sprouts; and fresh, warm asparagus ($5) napped in a soothing Brie sauce was a straightforward spring-time treat.
