Sentence examples for peel of a from inspiring English sources

Extra points for fitting "like the clown on the peel of a banana" into half a line.

For food, the Coast Café above the Ogaan shop at the eastern end of Back Lane serves good fish curry with kokum (the dried peel of a tamarind-like fruit), malabar parathas (stuffed, spicy flatbreads) and zingy fish tacos.

If the secret to the perfect Bloody Mary is a slug of fresh lemon juice, then the key to good roast lamb is a basting with garlic and the diced peel of a properly preserved lemon or two.

Designed by Tony Chi as part of a ninety-million-dollar renovation, it's a bachelor pad writ large: walls of mirrors, divided into angled grids, like the peel of a disco ball; leather everywhere, even on the tabletops, in various shades of latte; and, flanked by half-stocked bookshelves, a minimalist gas fireplace in which a long ripple of flame seems to leap straight from stone.

For the lemon roast fennel: fennel 1 large bulb, cut into thin wedges lengthways peel of a lemon juice of half a lemon Maldon salt 1 level tbsp – less if using fine salt pink peppercorn 4 tsp, lightly blitzed extra virgin olive oil 80ml Roast the fennel with the other ingredients in foil at 180C for 20 minutes, then at 200C for 8 minutes, uncovered.

If you were flipping through a magazine would you stop and take a photo of a little bug in the corner of the page or are you more likely to peel of a intriguing watch and go to a website to see something even cooler?

The layer of gray tissue surrounds a whitish core, like the peel of an orange around its juicy interior.

Mapping a round thing in two dimensions is difficult: imagine flattening the unbroken peel of an orange and trying to connect the edges.

You could wash and eat the packaging, like the skin of an apple, or you could toss it, like the peel of an orange, since it's biodegradable.

Schmidt first started thinking about climate change after seeing a program on the astronaut Neil Armstrong who, before he went to space, thought the earth's atmosphere was like the peel of an orange.

The best "Gintonic," though, is the one that comes with the peel of an entire lemon wrapped around the top of the glass, to be inhaled, like a bouquet, with every sip.