Sentence examples for carved side from inspiring English sources

Rochester cathedral (c. 1150) has carved side figures, and Lincoln cathedral (c. 1140) once had them.

Place your carved pumpkin in a tub or large bowl filled with cold water, carved side down.

3.Carve the breasts off the bone and season the inside of the carved side.

Mr. Applestone currently carves sides of beef for Flatbush Farm, a Brooklyn restaurant; he has taught the sous-chef at Casa Mono to break down a pig.

A single Queen Anne carved walnut side chair made in Philadelphia about 1750 sold for $666,000, a world auction record for a Queen Anne side chair, Christie's said.

Offerings include a pair of handsome George II mahogany hall chairs from the Earl of Harewood collection and a pair of George II carved giltwood side tables in the manner of William Kent with dark green marble tops.

Coincidentally, in its Americana sales on Jan . 18and 19, Christie's is selling a Philadelphia Queen Anne carved walnut side chair, circa 1740-55, that may also be by Samuel Harding.

Did you think that gentleman's-club dining – Brown Windsor soup, game-heavy main courses, "savoury puddings" like Welsh rarebit, a "roast" that's carved, table-side, from a carcass on a silver trolley by a chap who expects a tip – had gone the way of the bowler hat and the maiden aunt?

Duck is carved table-side, there's a hostess at the front door to greet you.

At Philippe, the duck is carved table-side by the Chinese chef, served with thin pancakes, scallions, cucumber matches and hoisin sauce.

And having the Boy Wonder and Little Tramp side by side carved in stone is something that I know would make me smile.