Sentence examples for scratch made from inspiring English sources
adjective
Made from scratch.
And if that scratch made you itch for more, this is the film for you.
The slightest scratch made the itchiness erupt into a hot, red blotch that refused to back down, however much concealer I piled on.
He learnt the language from scratch, made his literary debut in 1993, has a column in the Volkskrant, a national newspaper, and has won several awards for both journalism and fiction.His new novel "Spijkerschrift" (Cuneiform Script) is taken fairly directly from life.
Wiggins was riding in his first Track World Championship final in eight years to anchor the team pursuits to a solid silver medal, Trott's gold in the scratch made up for a disastrous fifth place in qualifying for her and her pursuit team-mates in the afternoon, while Clancy and James were just glad to be on the boards after serious injuries.
The inset image in (a) shows a scratch made by tweezers.
The existence of the buffer layer is confirmed by a scratch made by tweezers as shown in the inset.
(In "The Devil and Daniel Webster," Mr. Scratch makes a more lavish introductory offer; you really should shop around).
As a programmer, I love how Scratch makes coding accessible – via the puzzle piece interface – yet doesn't dumb it down.
A favourite of long-haul truckers, Cookin' From Scratch makes pan-fried chicken, piece-by-piece in cast-iron skillets on the stovetop.
It is clear that the choice of a "good" reference point is critical: starting from a point that is along the scratch direction, but is not part of the scratch, makes the core detection process work incorrectly.
Will that scratch make me sick and my jaws lock?
