Sentence examples for salted that from inspiring English sources
Highsmith said later that the novel's title was a Biblical reference; Schenkar, her biographer, traces it to a fragment of Gospel text in André Gide's "The Counterfeiters": "If the salt have lost its flavor wherewith shall it be salted?—That is the tragedy with which I am concerned".
She salted that passion with a lightly subversive sense of fun.
Plump seared sea scallops, served with dollops of creamy celery root purée and a lovely parsley custard, were so heavily salted that the whole effect was ruined.
Wickr hashes and salts that information several times and only stores the encoded result.
If I want to eat salt, that's my business.
It's relatively easy to reduce salt that is applied topically, like that on potato chips.
THE impure salts that turned Dr. Henry Jekyll into Mr. Edward Hyde did not prescribe themselves.
"Maybe the dark chocolate sea salt, that's the most popular one.
Because after all, isn't it the pinch of salt that makes the sweetest cake zing?
Such concentrated growth retains salt that would otherwise be flushed downstream in the soil.
The term salinity refers to the amount of dissolved salts that are present in water.
