Sentence examples for is a tranche from inspiring English sources

Among these new entries is a tranche of young British composers.

Yet following a cabinet reshuffle in early September, there is a tranche of disgruntled PDL members who, with non-affiliated MPs, could swing the balance this time.

Best savoury dish of all is a tranche of turbot lying on top of garden peas with cubes of strikingly fatty pancetta.

Mine was a tranche of pearly turbot and brown shrimps with a foamy and light sauce punched up with English mustard.

My main-course boiled beef and carrots was a tranche of salt-beef, left in its cooking liquid for hours to the point of disintegration, accompanied by thumb-size lumps of potato, carrot and turnip.

My seared scallops weren't as fresh as I'd have liked ("Those definitely weren't fished out of the North Sea today," said Sophie, whose family owns a Scottish island), but were only half my starter – the rest was a tranche of pork belly in a piccalilli sauce.

"It is a big tranche of what I want to do.

There is a significant tranche of alternative-minded music lifers for whom the break-up of Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon – and the dissolution of their seminal band Sonic Youth in 2011 – verged on the traumatic.

In between the comb-over and the ducktail, between the two follicular spaces representing the modernistic and the atavistic, the fantastical and the nostalgic, there is a third tranche.

There is a sizeable tranche celebrating drug indulgence, from bands like Happy Mondays, Black Grape and Primal Scream, but the only one I can recall confronting the possibility of addiction is Oasis's "Morning Glory", which deals with the need for artificial energy in ambivalent fashion, suggesting that "All your dreams are made/ When you're chained to the mirror and the razor-blade".

This is a whole new tranche of crimes".