Sentence examples for rolling shaping from inspiring English sources
Over hellish Saturday nights and Sunday mornings they would produce 3,000-6,000 dozen bagels, stirring the heavy dough, rolling, shaping (that expert twist of the fingers, slap on the table), boiling, baking.
With two sushi chefs rolling, shaping and slicing constantly, the sushi and sashimi have been reliably fresh and delicious, with several intriguing new combinations, such as dragon (eel, tuna, avocado, flying fish eggs and sauce), spider (soft-shell crab tempura) and flower (tuna, tobiko, avocado and cucumber in a flower shape).
This simplified version cuts out all of that rolling, shaping, cutting, chilling, mixing and washing up, making both crust and filling from one simple mixture: a butter and amaretti crumb, half of which is pressed into the base and sides of the tin, the other half of which is then whisked with eggs and sugar for a rich "frangipane" batter to fill up the tart.
The potent colours and rolling shapes of Van Gogh's bedroom in the Yellow House, the would-be art community he founded in Arles, have at their emotional heart his bed.
Stamping, forging and extrusion dies and tools, rolling shapes, turbine blade profile, air craft and automobile body, ship hull, etc is designed in CAD and uses parametric curves to define the shapes.
"So as a remedy, one night, I started rolling shapes, objects out of raw tobacco," he said Núñez to Yahoo News.
A final touch is on the inner doors: The brass kick plate is cut in the shape of a rolling form called a Vitruvian wave, the whole package a perfect demonstration of the metalworker's art.
People have been rolling and shaping animal protein for millennia.
"They are constructed by a technique of rolling and shaping narrow strips of paper called quilling or paper filigree.
Reem, whose speed in rolling and shaping her dough doesn't compromise her perfectionism, remonstrates with a less careful colleague.
He was making good money at a factory in Maspeth, Queens, forming new boilers from sheet steel as if it were clay, rolling it, shaping it, cutting it.
