Sentence examples for dot about the from inspiring English sources

3 Transfer the strawberries to a plate, then dot about the whipped feta, drizzle over the balsamic and finish with a scattering of mint leaves and a few twists of black pepper.

The root of the problem, said the sports optometrist Dr. Donald Teig, is that light-eyed people lack pigment in their macula, which is "a little dot, about the size of a pinhead, that sits conveniently in the most centralized portion of the eye as light passes through your pupil to get to your retina".

5.08pm BST 6 min: There are a few random policeman dotted about the place though.

Dotted about were the cactuses that give the park its name, clustered green fingers growing up to 10 feet high from a common base.

There are video screens dotted about the theater.

Dotted about the city are several blue-roofed halls, a bit like aircraft hangars.

Digital signage dotted about the fair, by Andreas Slominski, displays the wrong time and the wrong weather.

Ignore for a moment all those hundreds of millions dotted about the headlines.

Made during a two-month residency in Norway, they were inspired by the electricity pylons dotted about the woods.

Rimjingang's eight reporters are dotted about the totalitarian state; their backgrounds range from factory work to the civil service.

Worse, one imagined a paucity of unnutritious snacks dotted about the room: white cheddar puffs and pizza-flavored bagel chips.