Sentence examples for making the nuts from inspiring English sources

For me, open government is a simple idea: it's about making the nuts and bolts of how government works visible to citizens.

Transparency is a means to a greater end: We should be aspiring to something beyond transparency and simply making the nuts and bolts of government visible.

Rolleri recommends baking it for 40 minutes to an hour at 170C, which makes the nuts and seeds taste distinctly burnt.

While the broad declines could bring a welcome dose of reality to speculative Internet stocks, analysts said they could turn up buying opportunities for companies that make the nuts and bolts of the network economy, like Fujitsu, NEC, Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Electronics.

It was publicized in 2013 that Chinese suppliers used sulphur, a toxic chemical, to color pistachios to make the nuts look appealing.

At-your-fingertip maps, online booking services and apps to check flight delays have made the nuts and bolts of travelling easier than ever.

"I wouldn't say that in isolation Price-Davies did a huge amount to win World War One but he was part of a professional group of old soldiers in the middle officer ranks who made the nuts and bolts of war happen".

Heat and light can make the nuts go rancid faster, so storing them in a dark, cold place lengthens the amount of time the nuts stay fresh.

You don't just wander in off the streets of San Francisco or Toulon and make the nut, be you flash 49er or fancy-pants Wallaby.

You have to be able to make the nut".

However, something about going through a goat's digestive tract (you can guess what that means) makes the nut easier to crack.