"It got pulverized to death," Bök said.
As the plane slowed, the concrete floors themselves were pulverized to dust.
They need to be completely pulverized to release all the flavors.
In the center, she added a final flourish: a sprinkle of dried rose petals, pulverized to a faintly scented powder.
Somehow, the expert who was present, as well as all the experts who were not present, became reduced in rank, discredited, pulverized to fatuousness.
After hydriding, the niobium is crushed and pulverized to fine powder, which is then reheated and dehydrided in a vacuum to produce niobium powder.
So a forlorn Manhattan streetscape, photographed in 1956 by Diane Arbus, is haunted by the future, and an airplane engine, pulverized to floor-strewn dust by Roger Hiorns in 2008, is haunted by the past.
As evidence, the military this month showed off the once-busy, mile-long marketplace here, captured from the militants and pulverized to bits of concrete and mounds of dust.
So a forlorn lower-Manhattan streetscape, photographed in 1956 by Diane Arbus, is haunted by the future, and an airplane engine, pulverized to floor-strewn dust by Roger Hiorns in 2008, is haunted by the past.
For $4, you get a lily-white bun -- the bao -- brimming with Niman Ranch pork belly, glossy with fat and topped with the classic Taiwanese condiments: peanuts pulverized to a powder and tossed with red sugar; suan cai (pickled mustard greens), and a fistful of cilantro.
The kernels are ground to form a pasty fluid chocolate liquor, which may be hardened in molds to form bitter (baking) chocolate, pressed to reduce the cocoa butter content and then pulverized to make cocoa powder, or mixed with sugar and additional cocoa butter to make sweet (eating) chocolate.
