Sentence examples for something saline from inspiring English sources
104 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 Probably my favourite seat in the capital is at the window of tapas bar José with a glass of something saline and frosty – a manzanilla from Sanlucar de Barrameda, maybe – and a plate of purple, glistening, expertly cut Ibérico de bellota in front of me.
I don't find the dals salted at the beginning, like Nigel Slater's, take any longer to cook, but as you're reducing slightly, it's better to add only a little at the start to help flavour the pulses, and then adjust the seasoning at the end, or you may end up with something unpalatably saline.
In other cases, transformation of the whole system and its components could occur if some major tipping point is reached; the obvious example being coastal freshwater wetlands changing to brackish or saline systems, something that some of the sites in this study were already facing.
The students debated whether the man should have been rehydrated with normal saline solution or with something more diluted.
We need something heavy -- really heavy -- to counteract saline water pressure from higher sea levels.
Insert a needle, add a liter of saline, and it is apparently transformed into something more rewarding.
It is pungent, saline, jumping with acidity.
Did the hospital provide the saline?
