Sentence examples for peel about from inspiring English sources

If you wish, use a vegetable peeler or sharp knife to remove strips of peel about 1/2 inch apart down the length of the cucumber.

Roger Bryant, a former high-speed test driver for General Motors, frequently had to peel about 20 pounds of potatoes for his extended family of 25.

Philip Mollet, who manages the 540-hectare, or 1,334-acre 1,334-acrerk familyhere we stayed, hires a cork ofarmght every summer to peel about 10 percent of his trees.

These days, the company's slate of titles includes "Next Testament," a dark fantasy by Clive Barker; "Steed and Mrs. Peel," about the spies from the 1960s British television show; and "Six-Gun Gorilla," a science-fiction epic.

The central zipper splits the bag open like a fruit peel about half-way down the front, where it stops just above the flap clasp.

Pre-cut fruit garnishes like lime wedges and orange peel about an hour before the party.

She said that this season she was earning $2 for every pound of crawfish she peeled, or about $70 to $90 a day, and that she often worked 14 hours straight without a break.

Nearly 26,000 prisoners, equal to half the ordinary population of the island, are interned - 22,000 at Knockaloe, near Peel, and about 2,700 at Douglas.

Peel is about to perform Awake But Always Dreaming at a special event at St Leonard's Church in Shoreditch, east London.

Take a slice of the blue cheese roll, peel back about 5cm of the loose end of the pastry and tuck this flap under the roll to loosely cover the bottom.

Pomegranate fruit peel constitutes about 50% of the total fruit weight [ 11], and it is often discarded as waste.