Sentence examples for juice highlights from inspiring English sources

As I discussed with Dr. Oz on this week's show, the detection of carbendazim in orange juice highlights the problem.

Then, the experiments were performed in a commercial apple juice, thus highlighting that spore germination could be inhibited through the use of 80 ppm of eugenol and 40 ppm of cinnamaldehyde or alternatively through the combination of 40 ppm of eugenol with 20 ppm of cinnamaldehyde.

The airline and UNICEF will report back to donors and passengers regularly through in flight magazine, Mango Juice, to highlight the positive results of Mango guest's contributions.

If you want highlights: Lemon juice: 1 tsp Honey : 2 - 3 tbsp Olive oil: 2-3 tbsp Coconut oil: 4 tbsp Vitamin E oil: 3 tbsp....... Just mix them up and gently apply it only on the required strands of hair to be highlighted.

They feature prominently in his stories: special orange juice that's the highlight of his day in college, a beloved milkshake he makes at his job in high school and shares with a crush; chicken tenders that he squirrels away at that same job and eats in the lavatory; dinners at the Clam King, where he hangs out on Saturday nights with his grandmother and great-aunt when he's a teen-ager.

If you have ashy colored hair, you can give it some warm highlights with lemon juice and sunlight.

If you want to keep it very simple, salt and lemon juice alone are enough to highlight the briny, meaty flavour of sardines; or a clove of garlic, crushed and mixed with olive oil, lemon juice and parsley.

At the club's most recent roast, for Hugh Hefner, Mr. Ross's unprintable jokes about prune juice and Viagra were among the highlights.

We baked in the sun with baby oil and sprayed lemon juice in our hair to get highlights.

In this study the concentration of glutathione that was carried over from the rehydration media to the grape juice was less than 1 μg/L, highlighting the importance of glutathione uptake during rehydration.

The secret is probably in the bread, an airy loaf of pagnotelle that highlights all that crunch and juice.