Sentence examples for eating dish from inspiring English sources

This is a great outdoor eating dish, especially if you have a wood-fired oven; if not, a full-temperature conventional oven will do the trick.

Even more telling, their hamster, Punky, which lived in a cage in the living room, had built a barricade with wood shavings and her plastic eating dish, obviously against a very scary trespasser.

The prior over the allele frequencies ϕ ik is H i. In the restaurant analogy, we use t ji to denote the table for customer x ji, n jtk to denote the number of customers in restaurant j at table t eating dish k, while m jk denotes the number of tables in restaurant j serving dish k.

The camera rarely lingers on the food, or even the acts of cooking or eating; dishes and ingredients fly by without explanation.

Commercials are centered on a troubadour character, seemingly from the Me Decade, who serenades modern-day consumers eating dishes like tuna sushi and tuna tacos.

In this outbreak, many who have fallen ill contracted the salmonella at a restaurant, often by eating dishes that contained eggs, like a pastry with a filling made from raw eggs.

By this period, coastal cuisine had likewise evolved: early 19th century voyagers reported eating dishes on Île Sainte-Marie prepared with curry powder (including a spiced rice resembling biryani) and drinking coffee and tea.

Ill persons were significantly more likely to report eating dishes containing diced Roma tomatoes than were well persons (44% of ill vs. 15% of well, OR = 4.3, 95% CI 2.1 9.1).

Avoid sitting too close to others, finger-slurping, double dipping, consuming comestibles from public eating dishes, and sharing in general.

Greens were the bedding of another "good eats" dish: shrimp tempura.

It's only available on the bar menu, but they'll serve it in the restaurant if you ask – just the kind of insider knowledge that stokes up the desirability of a must-eat dish.