Sentence examples for mixed cold from inspiring English sources

A table of four will enjoy the mixed cold appetizers (small $9, large $17), or mezes, not a single platter but five separate plates.

The three-course early bird special with coffee went for $13, a plate of six mixed cold appetizers that will feed four or five cost $18.

We ordered both a mixed cold and hot meze, which is merely a way to pass the time while waiting for things with legs to be grilled for you.

For a wide sampling, my little group of three zeroed in on a mixed cold appetizer plate (for $9.95), which featured servings of the first seven items listed on the menu.

In the present investigation, a time-shared machine repair problem with mixed (cold and warm) standbys has been studied.

Yanagisawa and Amano (2003) noted that in the diatom assemblages from the Nadachi and Tanihama formations in the Niigata district (Fig. 3; Table 2), which correspond to the period from 3.9/3.6 to 2.0/2.1 Ma, warm-water species existed alongside the cold-water assemblage at 3.2 2.7 Ma and 2.4 2.0 Ma, suggesting the presence of mixed cold and warm water during those intervals (Fig. 6 (i)).

mFBs were harvested from mono-culture, counted and resuspended in pre-mixed cold collagen solution at a density of 1 × 106 cells/mL.

The hot water is mixed with cold water delivered through the garden hose to reach a comfortable 110 degrees.

In 2006, at least 138 Panamanians died or were disabled after another Chinese chemical company sold the same poisonous ingredient, diethylene glycol, which was mixed into cold medicine.

I had bought bad gas for my camp stove in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and breakfast that morning had consisted of cocoa powder mixed with cold, iodine-treated water.

G-Funk, an invention of the nineties named for its interpolations and samplings of Parliament Funkadelic, attributed to Los Angeles but born of Oakland influence, mixed the cold and the gaudy, the violent and the sensual; it is, as Jon Pareles wrote, in 1999, "simultaneously relaxed and menacing".