Sentence examples for dish becoming from inspiring English sources

In addition to Dish becoming the first TV provider to support Business Chat, Apple says it has also added four other brands, Aramark, Four Seasons, Harry & David, and American Express, in addition to five new technology platforms businesses can integrate with.

But if basting liquids should run short before then, it is better to stop cooking than risk dish becoming too dry.

Pasta, once ignored as a suspect foreign dish, was becoming a staple and an expression of unpretentious cosmopolitanism.

Draining is not necessary if you don't use salt; if you do, draining will prevent the dish from becoming watery later.

Q: Thinking back to when Deep Dish was becoming popular in the late '90s and early 2000s, that was a really special time for D.C. nightlife and dance music.

The desire to serve meals on crockery designed for a particular dish is becoming more popular and the past few years have seen a resurgence and interest in handmade ceramic vessels.

Though it still loses money, the 20-year-old Jamaica Market, an ethnic food court with two rows of stalls offering Cajun-style chicken, Caribbean goat curry and Chinese and Japanese dishes, is becoming a lively lunchtime magnet, in part thanks to the presence of new immigrants from the West Indies, South America and Bangladesh.

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I'm all for giving the rice a little individual love and attention but this seems a shame: despite the use of some fairly pricey and nicely flavoured stock, the dish is bland, becoming simply rice with seafood rather than a paella.

Bear in mind, not everything you make will be a culinary masterpiece, but you may just be that one dish away from becoming either the next Julia Child or, God forbid -- the next "Worst Cook in America".

Satellite dishes are also becoming common, beaming Japan's NHK and Hong Kong's STAR-TV directly into homes.