Sentence examples for bed of chips from inspiring English sources
Closer to home, greedy guts can take on, say, the Lumberjack's Double Knuckle Challenge at the Oktoberfest Pub in Fulham, London, and win a stein glass and their mugshot on a wall of fame if they can consume two giant pork knuckles on a bed of chips with sauerkraut and a stein of Lowenbrau.
But a small, three- to six-inch-deep bed of hardwood chips (or chopped straw) should work fine, mixed with soil and spread in a shady spot.
The space can be experienced in two ways: from inside, on a bed of cedar chips, and as flashes of orange from a distance, beyond a wood of bamboo trees.
Among the works featured are "Slide Mantra," a spiral slide of Carrara marble resting on a bed of wood chips in the central plaza; "Akari" light sculptures (in two galleries redesigned by architect Arata Isozaki in collaboration with Noguchi), and "Tetra Helix," a steel sculpture based on the Japanese tradition of spiral lanterns and the artist's study of biology and physics.
Ms. Guzman had asked her mother for $1 to buy a bag of chips, made her bed and left home at 10 p.m.
No sentence has been badly written, no bag of chips lies empty on my bed.
For those who don't, Ken Litchfield, who teaches mushroom cultivation at Merritt College in Oakland, Calif., recommends raising garden giants — a good grilling mushroom — on beds of wood chips.
Or just beds of redwood chips scattered atop plastic sheeting to make sure that even weeds don't grow.
