Sentence examples for bottom spread from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, cut two circles of pastry – the top slightly bigger than the bottom – spread some filling on the base and cover with the top.

Scanning electron microscopy of brefeldin A-treated cells revealed the formation of two-cell structures in which the top cell was attached and spread over the apical surface of the substrate-attached cell (cell over cell spreading) (Fig. 7d, left) or the top rounded cell was located at the crater-like deformation of the plasma membrane of the bottom spread cell (Fig. 7d, right).

The third and fourth pics were just as suggestive on their knees, necks and backs corkscrewing to point cameras towards mirrors a raised bottom spread through assless briefs; a tampon string descending.

WASHINGTON ― At his Arizona ranch ― a verdant, canyon-bottom spread near Sedona, watered by a river in an otherwise arid, red-rock landscape ― John McCain kept a bottle of vodka in the freezer of the fridge.

With the leg assembly still lying on the ground, and with the tops of the legs bolted together and the bottoms spread apart 1125mm (45"), then center and drill and bolt the horizontal cross member to the front legs 950mm (38") up from the bottom of each front leg.

5 Toast your burger buns, spread the bottom half with the cornichcon mayonnaise, pile on the lettuce, top with a burger and then the pickle.

To prevent the apple juices from softening the bottom crust, spread egg glaze on the bottom of the chilled dough and then spread cornflakes on top of the glaze.

Sprinkle half the cheese on the bottom, then spread a layer of sauce and the meatballs over that.

The best was yet to come for now Morkel, from the bottom end, spread the legside field, went round the wicket and tried to bounce success.

With polls suggesting that a guiding premise of Obama's foreign policy – "Don't do stupid shit" – fell out of favour with the American public almost two years ago, the questions 19 months from Election Day start at Foggy Bottom and spread across the globe: how far might candidate Clinton go to distance herself from secretary Clinton?

Officials have surveyed the area and are testing samples at certain sites to see what was in the water, and to be sure that toxic sediment (volatile organic compounds, coal tar, lead) did not rise from the bottom and spread into the streets.