Sentence examples for coats making from inspiring English sources

The chef who noisily cooks meat and sauces over flames had (and still has) an appeal more visceral than the idea of chef-technicians in lab coats making blobs of liquid peas in baths of calcium chloride.

In Arabidopsis and Medicago, PA accumulation and gene expression is quantitatively and spatially limited to seed coats, making it remarkably difficult for biochemical analysis [ 12, 24].

Evenly paint about 3 to 6 coats, making sure the paint on the one layer dries before painting over it.

Mothballed coats made of everything from wool to skunk fur.

Fur coats made an appearance at Versace, Alexander McQueen and Jean Paul Gaultier.

Spiewak coats, made by a local business started in 1904, are under $275.

Mexican quarraches (sandals), gay vests and coats made of imitation Indian blankets manufactured by Pendleton Mills.

Airy filigree coats made the shrimp and vegetable tempura a good choice.

Café Asia's sign advertised "exotic cuisine," and in the front window Malaysian chefs wearing Japanese happi coats made sushi.

He also urged women not to buy fur coats made from such "rare cats' as the ocelot and the jaguar.

Yet the plays on proportions of shortened, drop-crotch pants and full coats made a timid statement.