Sentence examples for shared rice from inspiring English sources

Lunch thali £8, main dishes (with shared rice) from £6.95-£11.20.

Evening curries with shared rice,from around £8. 16 Percy Street, W1, 020 3556 1229; chettinadrestaurant.com Served in blisteringly hot stone bowls, which cook the ingredients as you eat, bibimbap is a Korean mixed-rice dish of seemingly endless variations.

Patient B (confirmed case), a friend, took care of Patient A during the entire illness episode; she slept with her at night, carried her to the doctor, cooked food for her, doused her head with water several times, cleaned her vomit, bathed her and shared rice with her from the same plate.

A serious problem with the Austric rice expansion idea is the absence of any shared rice-specific vocabulary between proto-Austronesian and proto-Austroasiatic (Sagart 2003).

A few brief rehearsals were capped by sharing rice and beans from the canteen truck with Linden and Holder.

I found my elderly mother, who lives nearby and had taken temporary refuge at an emergency shelter, where she said that everyone complained of the cold while sharing rice balls.

We understood each other once as scholars (sharing scholarship as a practice), again as specialists (sharing rice as a subject), and perhaps yet again as interlocutors of rice (joined in how the plant answers our probes).

Syntenic gene sets against chromosomes of rice and sorghum, and of chromosomes shared between rice and sorghum, were downloaded from the PGDB database (http://chibba.agtec.uga.edu/duplication/).

Considering the role of PSTOL1 genes in rice and sorghum, it could be expected that genes encoding important adaptive traits would be shared among rice, sorghum and maize, such as the case for the major Al tolerance gene in sorghum (SbMATE) [ 63] that was found to be functionally conserved in maize (ZmMATE1) [ 64] and rice (OsFRDL4) [ 65].

His opinion was widely shared on Rice's day of celebration and mourning.

These dishes are mostly intended to be shared with rice as part of a Chinese meal, rather than eaten individually.