The filling is gently wrapped in the thinnest of pasta doughs and boiled briskly.
I am exceptionally fond of the tiniest pasta shapes: the barley shaped orzo and the star-like stelline, so quietly satisfying even in the thinnest of chicken broths.
Padded codpieces were the Englishman's fad in the 15th century, and in the 19th century well-bred women in England and France wore extremely décolleté dresses in the thinnest of fabrics.
With the increase of the sintering temperature, some anatase TiO2 grains will transform to rutile ones, which may result in the thinning of the fibers.
Longer times of ageing also result in the thinning of the oxide layer through partial chemical dissolution.
He's not alone in the thin gallery of images of the end of the powerful.
For now, though, the villagers are praying hard for the souls of the dead, with millions of mantras circulating in the thin air of the plateau.
The last we saw of him in the thin air of Harare, he was vomiting into a flowerpot.
We cannot leave it empty, yet we cannot fill it with the simplistic notions of commerce wrapped in the thin skin of symbolism.
It compares her skin to the colour of the moon in the thin air of northern winters.
