Sentence examples for its slices from inspiring English sources

Neapolitan pizza tends to be crisp; its slices stay horizontal when you eat them.

The creamy risotto opener made a pretty picture, too, with its slices of black truffle and contrasting fillip of crispy leeks.

Two veal dishes to order are the sorrentina with its slices of eggplant and glaze of melted mozzarella, and the hearty pizzaiola, which stars a sauce filled with mushrooms, olives and peppers.

"Once you've cut that apple open, you are challenging the integrity of the fruit," explains Richard Olsen of Tree Top, the nation's largest apple processor and the company supplying McDonald's with its slices.

I loved the vaguely and not-so-vaguely cloudy broths of the shiromaru ramen — with its slices of fat-stippled Berkshire pork and its hints of mushroom and its nutty whispers of sesame — and of the akamaru modern ramen, which takes much of the shiromaru template and adds miso paste and garlic oil, among other accents.

Other Mexican companies have presences abroad Bimbo, a breadmaker, peddles its slices elsewhere in Latin America, and Carlos Slim, Mexico's richest man and helmsman of Téléfonos de Mexico, the country's telecoms incumbent, owns companies in the United States, such as CompUSA, a computer retailer.

Quietly, steadily, it gathers a resonance belying its slice-of-life scale.

After all, Louisiana can enlarge its slice of the pie, but it can't make the pie bigger.

Now, under the strong leadership of Donald Fehr, their union says it has no intention of reducing its slice of the pie to make the owners' slice bigger.

HP began to catch up, however, with its slice of the market growing to 18.8percentt, because it performed better in EMEA and the Asia-Pacific region than Lenovo.

But its slice of "your world" was pretty limited, as it couldn't see into the posts shared among your friends and followers on Facebook and Twitter.