Sentence examples for it's coated from inspiring English sources

Turn the fennel over so it's coated in the glaze, season and serve.

"So when it gets into the lungs it sits there long term, and if it's coated with this caustic cinnamon oil, that leads to chronic inflammation and eventually scarring of the lungs, something we call pulmonary fibrosis.

Miller is also very good on how Murakami can make the everyday seem fantastic and how he brings solidity into the novel: She writes: "In American fiction, the sanctum of the literary must not be polluted by the trash of commercial culture -- not, that is, unless it's coated in a protective layer of satire.

It's coated in a pepper-heavy rub and smoked, then served at the luncheonette in sandwiches topped with buttermilk-fermented cucumber kraut and cracked rye berries, or as a "deluxe" protein that can be added to a lunch plate for an extra four dollars.

It's coated in part with long-term dispersant antibiotic, so it fights against bacterial infections.

It's coated in a chocolate icing and topped with chocolate chips.

This suggested that only 10% of Halley's surface was active, and that large portions of it were coated in a layer of dark dust that retained heat.

(Although, like all things in museums that are there for children to touch, it was coated in some kind of sticky substance that smelled like McDonald's).

How should it be coated?

"It went up as if it was coated with gasoline.

We found some sulphur shelf, though it was coated with mold.