Sentence examples for fine puff from inspiring English sources

Fine puff pastry returned profiteroles (filled with ice cream and drizzled with good chocolate sauce) to the dessert hall of fame.

But other sweet endings were less than impressive: fine puff pastry held apples that were turning into apple sauce; and butterscotch crème brûlée had the desired crisped top but tasted like pudding.

We had an appetizer that could have made a fine entree: a puff pastry round covered with a flavor-packed veal ragout starring tender strips of meat, mushrooms and a lush cream sauce.

(Don't panic: the recipe for the title dish says it's fine to use commercial puff pastry dough).

A woman in an expensive velvet dress, its striped arms slashed to reveal gorgeous silk puffs, a fine gold net cape tucked into one shoulder – all exquisitely painted – is posing for the role of Lucretia, legendary heroine of ancient Rome.

But puffs of fine fog further up the slope are a tell-tale sign of an unseasonable annoyance.

Using precleaned, silanized, and preweighed aluminum foil substrates, we divided the four sets of ELPI substrates obtained from each smoking machine session, using a true or smoothed puff profile, into fine (0.093 < aerodynamic diameter ≤3.930 μm, nine substrates) and ultrafine (aerodynamic diameter ≤0.093 μm, four substrates) particulate fractions.

The PlayStation 2 version has a few visual improvements -- kicked-up snow forms a fine mist instead of discrete puffs, water splashes more realistically.

Up close, it looks like dirty cotton stuck to a wound, fine gray strands of it puffing up over the copper and cast iron, sheathing our cookware in darkening clouds of mold.

Just a tossed green salad will do fine for the Athenian Pizza, and because the Puff Pizzas With Shrimp are so high in fat (mostly from the puff pastry), some fresh fruit, perhaps slices of fresh pineapple and papaya, can complete the menu.

A push of your probing nose sends up puffs and clouds of fine mud through the water.