Sentence examples for be coated in from inspiring English sources

"In India, snacks at bars will always be coated in spices because that makes you drink more," Mr. Mehta said.

They find their way swiftly to a large mixer to be coated in white adhesive, dumped and raked artfully into racks before felting.

Light it early enough so the flames have time to die down before you start cooking: the charcoal should have burned down and be coated in white ash.

The 70s seemed dominated by them; the stove was never without a noisy pan of water with eggs jumpily boiling in it, even while the last batch of hard-boiled eggs were in the fridge, waiting to be coated in thick mayonnaise and criss-crossed with anchovies.

Disneyland Paris' management was initially considering covering its main car park with canopies which would be coated in solar cells and would also collect rainwater.

"You want it to be coated in a light film.

She seemed to be coated in some sort of nonstick spray -- for humans.

Parrotfish should be coated in cheese, seasoned with cumin and baked whole.

Why do some stew recipes call for the meat to be coated in flour before searing?

Sugar cubes were handled out and were rumoured to be coated in LSD.

Some appeared to be coated in a plastic, others resembled packing materials.