Sentence examples for bits of paste from inspiring English sources

Using fine sandpaper, sand away the rough bits of paste from your envelope.

Plus, any PRs attempting to PR their own company in the comments below needs to be aware that they could end up subjecting themselves to a bit of pasting.

(Many of the outfits are little more than bits of fringe pasted over their secondary sexual characteristics).

The pharmacist, Socrates Solis, scoops out a bit of the paste, weighs it on a digital scale and gives back change -- the excess he had ladled out.

For example, kalbi or bulgogi proved delightful when seasoned with a bit of chili paste and enfolded in a large leaf of lettuce with a scattering of rice and some bean sprouts for crunch.

Mahdi reached into the bowl with the flour and the grass and scooped out a bit of the paste and put it in front of the cat, and the cat gobbled it up.

I invited some men to my lunch, but in "James Beard's Menus for Entertaining," there's a chapter called "Ladies Only," in which one menu features a crab soufflé flavored with a bit of tomato paste and Cognac (Beard loved Cognac), and another has an apricot soufflé for dessert.

Much like doctoring up jarred tomato sauce with a bit of tomato paste, doctoring up the "broth" made from those little seasoning packets in instant ramen can be as easy as adding in a dollop of concentrated flavor that's already in there, either from a bit of miso paste or a few splashes of soy sauce.

"When you combine the betel leaf and areca fruit and a bit of limestone paste and chew, you get a tingling sensation on your tongue," Grandma said as she chewed, then spat and laughed.

Test a bit of the paste on the heal of your hand.

Europe's most important politician took a bit of a pasting from the Brexit camp this week for allegedly throwing her weight around in David Cameron's company.