Sentence examples for be dressed with from inspiring English sources
In terraced houses of the 19th century, the path down the back garden would often be dressed with cinders.
Vines will descend, the walls will be dressed with Boston ivy and there will be white marble boulders to create water elements.
Leaving the realm of the spices, it can also be dressed with a gentle honey-ginger glaze, or with a potent one of red chile and garlic.
Garden tools like shovels and hoes have beveled edges that can be dressed with a bastard file -- i.e., a flat file with medium-cut teeth.
Sold at City Bakery, 3 West 18th Street, the corn can be dressed with sea salt and cilantro oil or ancho chili oil, and foil-wrapped for eating later or on the spot, in the shop or on the street.
The coleslaw would be dressed with soy sauce ("It's kinda like balsamic vinegar is to red-wine vinegar — it's a little bit thicker"), but not before Ray had turned on a burner to heat an oven-top grill: this was for her "awesome" turkey patties ("Yummy!").
