Does the glass have a sugar rim, swiped with a lemon wedge and dusted with sugar (connoisseurs use confectioners' sugar), or is it presented plain?
The show -- produced by a two-year-old organization called Musicals Tonite, which presents plain pipe-rack concert versions of neglected musicals -- is emblematic of a certain level of theater happening every night in New York City.
Painted in 1900, it presents a plain, neat image of a Jane Eyre governess.
That's the genre of reality television that presents plain-spoken, often scruffy people performing unconventional jobs involving animals: catching wild hogs, removing raccoons from attics and so on.
Here the breast is presented plain, but in the restaurant we frequently remove the tenderloin and roll a mousse or other stuffing into the center of the breast. 1 (12-ounce) boneless chicken breast, skin on, at room temperature.
It presents Kahlo in a plain white blouse, with a thorned vine twisted around her neck, drawing drops of blood, and a dead hummingbird with outstretched wings, worn like a crucifix.
A positive contrast effect was observed for the flavored product when it was presented after the plain product, resulting in an increased acceptability score for the flavored product however, the effect was small.
The novelty of the "rational basis" approach he presents is plain.
The house came down in 1941, and in 1950, the restriction satisfied, another developer put up the present plain boxy six-story apartment building.
Although present plain radiographic techniques have been able to reduce some of the radiation exposure, modern treatment algorithms for scoliosis often include computed tomography (CT) and intraoperative fluoroscopy.
In the geomorphologic history of the Great Alfold, a range of block-faulted mountains, coincident with the present plain, submerged into an inland sea (known as the Pannonian Sea) in the Pliocene Epoch (i.e., about 5.3 to 2.6 million years ago).
