Sentence examples for makes something called from inspiring English sources

Flour plus water, she recalled, makes something called dough.

A friend of mine makes something called "coat-on sauce".

Though Mr. Batali does not make a traditional meat ravioli at Babbo, he makes something called Angel's Pyramids, a larger variation that is filled with either braised lamb, pork shoulder or brisket, and served in butter and sage.

(Dong Phuong also makes something called bánh bao núóng, a hat-shaped pastry filled with pork, pink sausage, and hard-boiled egg, and thit va hành, a circular pork-and-onion pastry, but neither of those rise to the Platonic ideal of the bánh quai vac thit).

His wife, Karen, the pastry chef, makes something called sour cream-brown sugar ice cream that tastes so good it ought to be illegal.

Artifex, makers of Ghostscript (it's basically a nice, open source PDF viewer) also makes something called muPDF, a tiny PDF viewer for mobile devices.

"My colleagues were obsessed, for ever and ever, with making something called 'Indian art'," he says.

Though we used to make something called Sevren, which is nerves spelled backward.

My grandmother Bette made something called a "butter dip", which these are inspired by.

There she learned how to attach clasps and knot pearls and even make something called a "wire wrap".

When the children have scrambled on to chairs, Tahsin takes charge of the lesson: "Today we're going to make something called a step book".