Sentence examples for lightly bound from inspiring English sources
Personally I find it impossible not to admire a place whose antipasti offerings include a sauté, lightly bound with egg, of diced lamb heart, liver, intestines and spleen as well as one organ, lung, the U.S.D.A. won't let you eat.
There is absolutely no reason not to sacrifice a couple of your evenings for the sake of the Caratis, the lightly bound clan at the heart of Giordana's epic — not, I should add, because they will offer you a pulsing escape from your own family life but precisely because the rhythm of their pleasures and scarrings will, over time, come to seem like a consoling echo of your own.
And the crab cake ($16) is nothing but lightly bound lump crab, not shreds of snow crab meat and bread filler.
Then, with the heat reduced to medium-low, in went half a cup of crème fraîche and about a quarter cup of heavy cream (3/4 cup of either by itself would have been okay too) to reduce and thicken: the idea was for the cream to lightly bind the tender leeks.
The rice should be bound lightly together with a little of the liquid.
This is a tart not just in shape but also in flavor, because the berries remain whole, bound in a lightly candied filling.
He is directing a handsome repro edition - much like the expensive octavo volumes that Oliver is fatefully charged by Mr Brownlow with delivering to London - bound in celluloid calf and lightly sprinkled with the picturesque movie dust of Old London Town.
De la Mare refuses to let the reader off so lightly, however, and we leave John at the close, bound and gagged, "blind and deaf and dumb as a log of wood".
"The number of people in the streets is bound to grow," Mr. Doronila said, "and that is not something to be dismissed lightly".
