Sentence examples for show dish from inspiring English sources

The shapes most often employed were the albarello, or drug jar, of Middle East origin; a type of ewer evidently derived from the Greek oinochoe; and, above all, the piatta da pompa, or show dish, in the istoriato, an Italian narrative style from the early 16th century that uses the pottery body solely as support for a purely pictorial effect.

At its presentation ahead of the show, Dish unveiled its most powerful Joey set-top box to date, the SuperJoey.

This scene's a perfect example of how the show dishes out a masterclass in drama.

A menu from the early 90s shows dishes carefully hinged between the luxurious and the rustic.

It is one thing to reveal personal preferences such as favourite films, TV shows, dishes, books or music tracks.

I feel like I've seen Kathy Griffin on TV so often – blabbing about humiliating faux-pas with celebrities backstage at awards shows, dishing about her friendships with the famous and cackling about the feuds she initiates with the likes of Barbara Walters and Ryan Seacrest – that I sort of thought she always had a talk show.

Some oocytes showed lagging chromosomes or irregularly scattered chromosomes surround shrinking or collapsed spindles (Fig. 4Cc); some showed dished chromosomes surrounding the shrinking spindles (Fig. 4Cd); some showed irregularly scattered chromosomes with normal spindles (Fig. 4Ce); and some showed monopolar spindles surrounded by homologous chromosomes (Fig. 4Cf).

In Taunton, the Brewhouse plays host to Out of Joint's Dr Johnson show, A Dish of Tea.

Because of his vivid personality and fondness for show business dish, Mr. Vilanch, serving as M.C. for the fourth time, steered it in a comic direction to the disadvantage of the more earnest performers.

Periodically throughout the show, the dish is emptied into that same glass or cylinder.

Things got a little steamy on Wednesday's "Fox and Friends," as chef Paula Deen appeared on the show to dish about her new cook book, "Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible".