Sentence examples for in a prune from inspiring English sources

In a minuscule kitchen, Mellado prepares surprising dishes like beef grilled with strawberries and onions or white asparagus with succulent pig's cheek in a prune and orange sauce.

On a mid-September day with temperatures reaching above 100F (38C), Steve Arthur took shelter in his air-conditioned truck in a prune orchard near the town of Merced, while overseeing a crew drilling a new well.

Second, in order to reduce the total computation cost for the face detection, we organize the neural network ensembles in a pruning cascade.

In this case, a prune poll.

Doolittle is not alone in thinking that the truth looks less like a nicely trained apple tree, and more like an old gooseberry bush in need of a prune.

Gene is in and out of the house all day; he'll go to fix an electric wire in someone's trailer or help a brother-in-law prune a maple tree.

Weathered and lined like a prune in later years, his face was almost always expressionless – except perhaps when indulging a lifelong passion for Californian college basketball.

All the power accumulated so patiently by Gordon Brown, his chancellor and rival, shrivels like a prune in the sun of a prime minister who has made himself a war leader at home and a household name everywhere.

The Washington Post poked fun at a state dinner so dowdy it featured sweet-potato casserole with marshmallows, and an anonymous reporter described the food at a press luncheon as "abominable" (shrimp Newburg in patty shells and a prune Bavarian cream).

In the following section, a prune stage is introduced, which deletes the redundant black node for minimize the size of CDS.

The combination of these strategies results in a large prune of the search space; for a more extensive discussion the interested reader is directed to (Zhang and Malik 2002).