Sentence examples for apron by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "apron by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate the placement or location of something in relation to an apron. Example: The tools were neatly placed on the workbench, apron by the sink.
The diner, which had operated for 11 years, was closing, to be replaced, according to Angelo Katsanos, an affable waiter in a red tie and white apron, by a high-rise apartment house.
The staff uniform also includes a custom-designed waxed canvas apron by the local leather worker Emil Congdon of Emil Erwin, and on the occasion that the BP men wear bow ties — this is the South, after all — they loop on one from the East Nashville tie and hat maker Otis James.
An Asian chef was next up, and he seized Bocuse's apron by the hem, released it, and held the hand that had done the seizing by its wrist, staring at it, shaking it, and screamed with wide-eyed insanity as though his skin were burning.
PlateJoy intends to get at the meal-delivery market and take on some of the bigger players like Blue Apron by providing a healthier option of food that people can make at home.
To improve the design method of foundation of transmission tower in mining subsidence area, and considering the interactions of transmission tower, ground and foundation, this paper presents a contrast research on the anti-deformation performance of two types of foundation (i.e. independent foundation and composite foundation with protecting apron) by finite element simulation.
Later, Cassidy was shoved off the ring apron by Abyss and he crashed through a table.
(800) 827-6836 www.bakerscatalogue.com SERVICE IN STYLE -- This 100-percent linen half-apron by Libeco is woven in Belgium.
The inspector also mentioned concerns with cross-contamination from the storage of raw and cooked foods together, use of the same aprons by staff throughout the day and in particular the use of the same machine to vacuum-pack raw food, such as sausages, and cooked food, such as chicken and smoked salmon.
So there are vertical gardens from LA Urban Farms, tiles from Heath Ceramics, aprons by Hedley & Bennet, dishware from Irving Place Studio, as well as contributions from other local artists and providers.
The third concourse will be an island in the middle of the apron, reached by moving sidewalk through a 420-foot-long tunnel.
The thought of her in an apron surrounded by all that homey seventies blond wood was so intoxicating that, to shake the spell, I resolved to start on a loaf that night.
