Sentence examples for mixed dish from inspiring English sources

Gaius Lucilius, (born c. 180 bce, Suessa Aurunca, Campania [now Sessa Aurunca, Italy] died c. 103 or 102 bce, Neapolis [now Naples]), effectively the inventor of poetical satire, who gave to the existing formless Latin satura (meaning "a mixed dish") the distinctive character of critical comment that the word satire still implies.

Reading him brought him to me almost in person, as it still does in a 1955 passage about driving on U.S. 1, in Maine: Like highways everywhere it is a mixed dish: Gulf and Shell, bay and gull, neon and sunset, cold comfort and warm, the fussy façade of a motor court right next door to the pure geometry of an early-nineteenth-century clapboard house with barn attached.

A mixed dish was coded as one single food.

A mixed dish was coded ingredient by ingredient.

In Asian countries, such as China and Korea, steak is traditionally sliced and stir-fried and served in smaller amounts as part of a mixed dish.

These outbreak investigations show that individual components of a mixed dish can be identified as the vehicle of infection.

Adding fibers to mixed dishes is one way to increase fiber intake.

Of the Chinese food, 26% were mixed dishes, 23% were bread, 16% were vegetables, 11% were meat, and 11% were soup.

The largest difference was found for vitamin C, which was about 5% higher when using values for ingredients as compared to values for mixed dishes.

The food groups most commonly consumed at the child care center were dairy (15%), mixed dishes (15%), fruits (13%), 100% fruit juice (13%), and vegetables (11%).

The selected edible species were chosen because they are widely consumed in traditional meals such as i salads, soups, mixed dishes and pies.