Sentence examples for side of corn from inspiring English sources

Among the starters are top-notch sliced Jersey tomatoes from Dan Graiff Farms with smoked blue cheese, pine nuts, sherry vinegar, olive oil and arugula; as well as superbly seared scallops with a fragrant side of corn, shiitake mushrooms and pancetta in a chimichurri sauce.

Saturday 10 a.m. 5) Café con Leche Suppress your urge for an Egg McMuffin and nurse your hangover at El Trapiche (Vía Argentina, 507-269-4353), a busy diner in El Cangrejo, for a hearty breakfast of carimañola, a savory roll made of mashed yucca and stuffed with ground beef and boiled eggs, and a side of corn tortillas, which look more like silver-dollar pancakes than taco shells.

I grabbed a sloppy joe, which came with a side of corn, an apple, and (begrudgingly) a milk carton.

They also dish out Oaxacan alambres, which is a combination of tasajo, bell peppers and onions tossed on the grill with mounds of Oaxacan string cheese, served with a side of corn tortillas.

Sides of corn relish and baked potato proved relatively passable.

Two sides of corn on the cob ($4 each), coleslaw ($1 each) and some fries ($4) filled the rest of the space on the table.

We had a rack of its inventive blueberry chipotle sauce baby backs, with sides of corn pudding and incredible smoked potato salad ($22), as well as a mighty Hogzilla sandwich ($7.50) – slices of brown-sugar bacon, a big, spit-grilled bratwurst, pulled pork and melted pepperjack cheese on a hefty hoagie roll that tries its best to hold it all together.

The tower featured on the front of prominent magazines such as Scientific American, as well as on the sides of corn flake boxes, coffee packets and cars.

We measured the soil water content (0 0.20 m) regularly through three growing seasons at 32 positions along each of two transects in a side-by-side comparison of corn under conventional tillage (plowing and secondary tillage) and no till in order to identify factors with the strongest influence on the spatial patterns in water content.

Mr. Mordic tried the special pork sandwich with a side order of corn bread, a choice that Mr. Nisenbaum matched exactly with the addition of some chicken wings ($5 per half-pound).

I added a side of sweet corn pudding, pepped up with a welcome jolt of chili oil.