Sentence examples for live orange from inspiring English sources
Talk story about a live orange tree in a parking lot on 42nd St., betw.
The New Yorker, December 25 , 1943P. 11 Talk story about a live orange tree in a parking lot on 42nd St., betw.
His pièce de résistance was the goldfish act, in which he would swallow a live orange goldfish, then a yellow one, and shake his head a few times to let them slide smoothly through his gullet.
That way you can have a variety of treats, like unagi (freshwater eel), octopus, striped bass, fatty or baby yellowtail, jumbo sweet shrimp, green fish roe, live orange clam and spider (soft shell crab with avocado).
By William McGuire and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, December 25 , 1943 P. 11Talk story about a live orange tree in a parking lot on 42nd St., betw.
On calmer nights, he holds court for whoever is at the sushi bar, explaining the difficulties of sourcing ingredients, or why he finds mackerel more interesting than tuna belly, or why, when preparing live orange clams, one must not only cut them into strips but fling each piece down dramatically on the counter, where it visibly recoils on impact.
After an early discharge from the Army, Hendrix did essentially nothing except play, starve (he claimed to live on orange rinds and tomato paste at one point), learn from the many masters who took to a driven pupil, and cycle in and out of group after group.
FOR more than a decade, the residents surrounding Carteret Park here lived with orange fences, construction trucks, torn-up fields and other daily reminders that they were living on one of the state's most infamous Superfund sites.
But people can usually live without oranges.
In principle, live cells exhibited orange fluorescence and dead cells exhibited green color due to the interaction of AO with cellular RNA (Vinita Vishwakarma et al. 2009).
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