Sentence examples for skimmings from inspiring English sources

Such rums are usually produced from molasses enriched with the skimmings, or dunder, remaining in the boilers used for sugar production.

The lead from the skimmings and discarded cupels was recovered as metal upon heating with charcoal.

Some skimmings from the final part of Pinker's book ran in the Guardian last month, under the provocative headline "10 'Grammar Rules' It's OK To Break (Sometimes)." It is a brazen document.

They all hurtled impressively about and, in addition, commanded attention in sequences of slow-motion backbends and effortless skimmings.

For the newspaper-skimming public, it may often be the spin that distinguishes one poll from another, not the tangled reality that emerges from the numbers.

Such sensing technology should make it easier to "lock onto" (and therefore shoot down) incoming supersonic missiles, especially when they tend to gain altitude to pinpoint a target before dropping down for a final sea-skimming approach, says Philippe Bensussan, Sofradir's chief executive.From the deepBut there are also threats from below to deal with.

To take advantage of these rules, flat-bodied hulls were developed with long overhangs and light displacement; the resulting skimming-dish type was exemplified in the defender of the America's Cup of 1903, the Reliance, which had overhangs totaling more than 50 feet (15 m) on a waterline length of about 90 feet (27 m).

In that conflict the British Sea Skua, a small, rocket-powered, sea-skimming missile with semiactive radar homing, weighing about 325 pounds, was fired successfully from helicopters, while the Argentines sank a destroyer and a containership and damaged another destroyer with the solid-rocket-powered, active radar-homing French Exocet, fired from both aircraft and ground launchers.

Mechanical surface-skimming devices remove grease and other floating materials.

Tools such as laboratory filters (for clarification), decanting bulbs (used in skimming stocks), vacuum evaporators (for making extracts), siphons (for producing foams), and ultrasonic probes (for emulsions) were not new in chemistry laboratories.

At LVMH-owned Pucci he carved out a niche creating sexy, body-skimming dresses that were deeply respectful of the house codes.