Sentence examples for made crushed from inspiring English sources

There are many versions of this spicy north-eastern salad that is traditionally made, crushed and dressed in a wooden pestle and mortar: The salad can be flavoured with salted land crabs, dried prawns or fermented fish.

The two had always made crushed-out compositions that sounded like the future, but here they were looking back, setting about conjuring an original performance out of old cathode ray tubes from TVs, apparently as a homage to their childhood.

The thin, crispy-chewy crust is seasoned with just enough salt, and the fresh-tasting sauce is made with crushed San Marzano tomatoes (known for their low acidity).

French Open The red clay of Roland Garros in Paris, made of crushed brick, is rare here because Har-Tru "clay" courts, made of crushed green stone, are much easier to drain and maintain.

There are low ledges from which the older children jump, and sand made from crushed shells that seems as if it was washed in from the Caribbean.

The driveway is made of crushed clamshells.

ET. Willie Cole's Beauties are full scale-prints, made from crushed and hammered ironing boards.

El Anatsui does in his gleaming, fabriclike wall hangings made from crushed bottle caps.

And the colouring E120 is made from crushed beetle shells, and that's in everything.

It is still possible to find driveways made of crushed shells in Sussex County.

Calvin Klein almost had the coat, dolled up with giant buttons, but made from crushed cream velvet.