Sentence examples for made by lining from inspiring English sources

Pie, dish made by lining a shallow container with pastry and filling the container with a sweet or savoury mixture.

Observations were made by lining up holes or stones with the heel stone or one of the other markers and watching for the appearance of the Sun or Moon against that point on the horizon that lay in the same straight line.

The Gilchrist-Thomas process (or basic Bessemer process) was an improvement to the Bessemer process, made by lining the converter with a basic material to remove phosphorus.

Third, we suggest that many employers are underestimating the huge influence on engagement levels made by line managers.

Line, a free-at-the-point-of-use messaging app made by Line Corporation (formerly operated by NHN Japan Corp) which recently passed 150 million worldwide users, has announced earnings for Q1 2013 — revealing for the first time how much of its revenue comes from game in-app purchases and how much from its other shtick: stickers.

The same flag of welcome flew over last Thanksgiving, but then I made do by lining up two old tables covered with a king-size bedsheet and by combing the surviving china sets.

Alternatively, a smoker can be made by completely lining bottom and cover of a wok with foil and placing two tablespoons each of rice, brown sugar and black tea leaves in bottom of wok.

The final product had to be made by hand, line by line, just as Chanin's textiles are produced stitch by careful stitch.

As indices of postural sway, we used tilting angle (TA) defined as the angle made by the line from C7 connecting the BOS and gravitational line and tilting angle velocity (TAV) obtained by differentiating the TA (Fig. 1B).

And more lines means more alternatives if tissues or organs made by one line are rejected by a human recipient.

Drypoint is made by scratching lines into metal plates with steel- or diamond-point needles.