Sentence examples for of the mains from inspiring English sources

The rest of the mains constitute a large but manageable selection of seafood classics.

Before the arrival of the mains, I notice something rather curious – there are salt and pepper grinders on the table.

Small plates start at under a fiver and only one of the mains – the wagyu beef – is more than £18.

Edison himself supervised the laying of the mains and installation of the world's first permanent, commercial central power system in lower Manhattan, which became operative in September 1882.

One of the mains was a fat slab of roasted turbot from native waters; and the baby lamb with cannellini bean purée was succulent and tender, young enough to carry the lamb accent in its flavor only faintly.

It also sells fantastic-looking scones and bakery goods (eat-in, £1.75), and while most of the mains nudge or break the £10 barrier, the daily lunch specials, such as spiced trout on chargrilled focaccia with curried potatoes and spring onion salad (£6.95), are generally affordable.

But back to the menu: there are nine spuddy side dishes (from Jersey Royals to dripping chips to dauphinoise), and plenty of tuber action on the mains.

The moderate length of the acquired signal has obliged to accomplish an asynchronous averaging (with respect to the mains) of the LS estimates in order to achieve a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

To start the whole setup, begin with a wall plug, easily reachable, connected to the mains of your house.

Because of the direct connection to the mains, the TRIAC is bidirectional in voltage and current[9, 10]. Figure 1 Electrical symbol of the TRIAC.

Higher numbers of bacterial 16S rRNA genes, Legionella and mycobacterial gene markers were found in public building taps served by SWSSs relative to the mains, regardless of the flushing practice (P < 0.05).