Sentence examples for fresco white from inspiring English sources

They're filled with potatoes, chicken, cheese or barbacoa (roast lamb), deep-fried golden-crisp, topped with sour cream and salsa verde, then sprinkled with grated queso fresco (white cheese) and shredded lettuce.

The cuisine of middle- and upper-class Dominicans often makes generous use of peppers, fresh seafood, and tropical fruits; meals might include queso fresco (white cheese), fried plantains, hearts-of-palm salad, shrimp pilaf with chiles and onions, or grilled sea bass.

During the warmer weather, diners can sit outside al fresco underneath white umbrellas and contemplate la dolce vita.

They painted over frescoes with white paint and cut out czarist symbols from the textiles that line the walls and boxes.

From Michelangelo's 1512 fresco of a white and white-bearded God on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel to American artist Warner Sallman's 1941 Head of Christ, a deity possessing European features has been the most prevailing image of the Christian God for over 500 years.

"Couture" eggs offered as 12 unique pendants, densely decorated to evoke miniature worlds, suggested Romanov grandeur, while a long al fresco table for the white nights presented a selection of pavé-set egg pendants with hints of the exotic Ballets Russes.

The dining room had been frescoed by Tremlett with white curved lines and bright circles, like gumballs.

One of the chief features was the interior garden court, with fountains and flowers, walls of white terracotta, frescoes and stained glass.

Vintage stage posters hang on the walls while in the bedroom walls are covered in black and white sketches and frescoes of curtains, classical statues, cherubs and pillars.

Maybe do some shopping, a white wine lunch al fresco.

These authors emphasized how mortars play a central role as supports for frescoes, mural paintings and as the white rendering of Renaissance architecture.