Sentence examples for sheet in order to from inspiring English sources
Most important was the development of tinning iron sheet in order to form tinplate.
(On that note, I always bake my pies on a baking sheet in order to save the bottom of my oven).
Preheating the mat means that the caramel doesn't cool down so quickly when you pour it on, and this allows you to tilt the baking sheet in order to achieve a very thin layer of caramel.
The relevant passage is in the Phaedrus, where Socrates castigates the younger man for his dependence on a written "crib sheet" in order to relate to him the contents of a recent discourse by Lysias.
I gave Gary my usual spiel about needing three years' worth of profit-and-loss statements and tax returns, as well as a current balance sheet in order to get started on valuing the business.
Terne metal, an alloy of lead and typically 10 to 15 percent tin, is used to coat steel sheet in order to produce a strong, corrosion-resistant product that is widely used for automobile gasoline tanks, packaging, roofing, and other uses where lead's favourable properties are sought but a reduced total weight is desired.
There is no point in starving a business and endangering a firm's balance-sheet in order to meet macho dividend commitments.
The French bank also said it had completed the restructuring of its balance-sheet in order to meet capital requirements under the new Basel 3 rules.France and Belgium injected another combined €5.5 billion ($7 billion) into Dexia, a stricken bank that is still losing money despite a bail-out in 2008.
Then, in the spring of 1880, Chicago election officials stuffed ballot boxes and forged tally sheets in order to unseat a socialist alderman.
And banks don't need to make loans on their balance-sheets in order to make money from ancillary services, like overdrafts and trade finance.
But this introduced a further form of subsidy because the companies, many of which had been bankrolled by taxpayers for decades, were given clean balance sheets in order to make them financially viable.
