Sentence examples for made of thinly from inspiring English sources

Together with crisp skin and cooked radishes, the meat was rolled up in a wrapper made of thinly shaved turnips.

Junior's, 386 Flatbush Avenue Extension, Brooklyn, specializes in sandwiches made of thinly sliced meat, rolled, and peaked in the center, leaving the rim of the sandwich empty.

The Philadelphia sandwich delicacy known as the cheese steak is made of thinly sliced beef that is quick-grilled in light oil, topped with fried onions, cheese and peppers and served hot and dripping on what locals call a hoagie roll, elsewhere known as Italian bread or a hero roll.

The cake is made of yeast dough thinly spread onto a baking sheet and covered with pitted damsons (small plums), with or without streusel.

Also, some of its caddies are now painted or are made of a variety of thinly sliced woods like maple and walnut, as well as cherry.

Try a salad made of equal amounts of thinly sliced radishes and carrots with fresh coriander and tossed in an Asian sweet-sour sauce.

COMPUTER chips and solar panels are made of the same basic stuff: thinly sliced silicon.

The work, called Cellae 9, had the look of thinly sliced gray marble but was made of felt impregnated with resin.

Tony Hall, the outgoing chief executive of the Royal Opera House, made a thinly disguised critique of recent BBC errors including the blunders over the pulling of the Newsnight investigation into Jimmy Savile and the misidentification of Lord McAlpine by the same BBC2 programme.

During keynote remarks to the South Carolina House Democratic Women's Caucus and the South Carolina Democratic Women's Council, Clinton made a string of thinly veiled shots at GOP presidential candidates for blocking equal pay legislation in Congress.

But in a speech to a group of North Carolina lawyers, Mr. Starr made some thinly veiled criticisms of the White House's extensive use of privileges.