Sentence examples for sliced woods from inspiring English sources

Also, some of its caddies are now painted or are made of a variety of thinly sliced woods like maple and walnut, as well as cherry.

Then, the artisan takes a cylindrical wooden mold and wraps four layers around it: first a sheet of bark, then two sheets of thinly sliced wood and, finally, a last piece of bark for the outside of the caddy.

Plywood is sliced sheets of wood layered together in a series of boards, the grain laid in different directions to create new layers: ugly, busy, but strong.

The two sliced portions of wood should be able to fit together.

4 slices prosciutto, thinly sliced crosswise.

Made from neck meat washed in wine and smoked over Macedonian oak wood, it's lovely sliced, or even better rolled into a ball and stuffed with cheese.

The sliced piece should resemble a miniature wood plank.

Cucumber slices, watercress, or thinly sliced radish.

Logs of harder species of wood, intended for rotary-cut or sliced veneer, are first softened by submersion in hot water or treatment with steam.

My final meal would be the small mixed plate, with sliced pork and spare ribs, grilled over hickory wood in an open pit and served with a tangy, vinegar-based sauce that will spank your taste buds.

A sliced drive produced this memorable rip job: "Oh, Tiger, dumbass!" Perhaps Woods' two-way misses resulted from a 62-day layoff between competitive rounds.