Sentence examples for rendered out of from inspiring English sources

All sorts of military kit can rapidly be rendered out of date.

The sauce is a reduced guinea hen stock enriched by the fat rendered out of foie gras scraps.

Such riverside enclaves as Hays Wharf, Borough Market and the Globe will become huddled oases, rendered out of place and thus easier for future generations to eliminate.

The British Retail Consortium presented three alternatives to a system the industry claims has been rendered out of date by the rise of online shopping.

Loftsson claims the oil is additionally friendly to the environment as it is rendered out of whale blubber using heat from Iceland's volcanic vents.

Crudely rendered out of what appears to be tin or zinc, 10 inches tall and 2 inches deep, it was given to Mr. Johnson by William Passarelli, a friend and artist as well as an art dealer, around 1990.

In the early New York days, Sassoon had battled the licensing process for hairdressers, who were forced to undergo examinations in technology, such as curling tongs, that Sassoon himself had rendered out-of-date.

He extols the joys and benefits of poetry rendered out loud: So much of the sense becomes clear as you hear the rhythms, there's a physical pleasure in it, and your memory muscles get a workout, thereby postponing senility.

The cooks doing such a good job with the baby backs manage to over- or under- or just mis-cook spareribs into a tough mess, and to smoke the flavor out of beef short ribs — a feat I once thought impossible — without rendering out much of the fat.

In order to crisp the skin, you need to render out most of the fat that comes with it, otherwise you'll get chewy wings instead of crunchy ones.

My theory was that the water would boil first and much of the fat would render out of the rind leaving softened skin and fiber until all the water boiled off and then they would fry the traditional way with the remaining oil.