Sentence examples for coating of ground from inspiring English sources
At dinner, these pie-shaped flat breads with their savory coating of ground lamb and chopped vegetables cost $2.75 (one night they let customers sample them free) and at lunch $6 bought two immense ovals, a wonderfully fresh shepherd (or Coban) salad and a soft drink.
Next a coating mixture of ground glass, clay, and water is applied and dried.
Unlike traditional smoked salmon, this is dense and firm, with a mildly sweet flavor offset by a coating of coarsely ground black pepper.
All paints were applied according to the manufacturer's instructions referring to the amount of paint per surface area, application of ground coats and the duration of drying phases.
Due to the difference (or similarity) in materials (such as fibers and coating pigments) used in each round of coating, the ground layer can (or cannot) be further divided into sublayers.
This was named after him, and its design highlighted Anglo-Australian relations, including not only a picture of Sheffield's personal ground but his coat-of-arms as well, alongside the kangaroo and emu of Australia.
The soft-boiled, readily yielding egg is a classy touch, but it is coated in a parsimoniously thin layer of ground, rare-breed Gloucester Old Spot (about 7mm at its thickest), in which sage and mace, not pork, are the prominent flavours.
Finally, over Hungary, Prescott decided on a forced landing, which went off uneventfully, thanks to a thick coating of new snow on the ground.
Coating the ground is a layer of autumn leaves, splotched red with blood.
In a small dish, mix the following ingredients and dust the melon gently with a light coating: 1 tablespoon of coarse salt. 1 teaspoon of ground chile.
