Sentence examples for fry area from inspiring English sources

We are working on having a full bake shop and a permanent stir fry area at Lobdell, as well as a built-in shop with refrigeration at the sandwich cart in the Infinite Corridor". The Morss Hall dining facility in Walker Memorial will be renamed "Traditions," in an effort "to reflect the essence of Walker's continued emphasis on traditional menus and services," according to What's Cookin'.

When no salt fries are ordered the entire fry area has to be cleaned and wiped down to ensure you don't get salt on your fries.

Grow-out ponds for the fry with an area of 10-50 m2, and for grow-out/market size fish pond with an area of 50-150 m2, with a length of 5-10 m and 10-20 m, respectively, are considered suitable.

Daka is also offering more variety in its menus, foods cooked to order, a delicatessen bar, a stir-fry and grill area, a pizza station and a salad bar.

Up till now the demand for catfish fry within the project area was low, so the market for these fry traders was of no importance.

Early size differences generated by variation in the timing of stocking of 25-mm fry in our study area were maintained over the course of 2 years (Letcher et al. 2004).

But in an area where frying is a sacred act, La Mora does it exceptionally well, as evidenced by the delicate zucchini flowers and baccalà fritters.

An online recipe archive at the University of California at Berkeley has a search category called "the Kentucky Fried Chicken Copycat Recipes area," which features one titled "The Colonel's Secret".

Fry adds that key areas "became a battleground" and that "I felt very uncomfortable, as did my colleagues, that we weren't been taken as seriously as we deserved".

Meanwhile, for people who want to do some serious wine-tasting minus the small fry, there are other areas of the winery that are for adults only.

Coherence has been widely used to quantify similarity between neuronal oscillations and is commonly interpreted as interaction or communication between brain areas (Fries 2005; Schnitzler and Gross 2005).