Sentence examples for spike classic from inspiring English sources

When they aren't spiking classic scents like grapefruit with unexpected twists of bergamot, the friends like to spike classic clothes with unexpected twists of color and texture.

The scene was spiked Classic American Diner by way of Epcot.

The end of 2016 brought with it a spike in classic dystopian book sales.

INDIANAPOLIS — As far as touchdown celebrations go, the spike is a classic, perhaps the original aggressive display of jubilation that never required choreography or props.

The classic spike-and-dome morphology of the Courtemanche et al. model was altered slightly by the mechanical coupling; the dome was less prominent dome and the action potential duration was slightly shorter in the coupled single-cell model (blue) compared to an uncoupled purely electrical model (red) [ 9].

You don't have to do the classic fan or spikes, try spiking only the front, or the back.

Last week, after Kellyanne Conway gave an interview describing falsehoods as "alternative facts," sales of George Orwell's decades-old classic 1984 spiked.

The Beep Beep is the closest thing to a must-order here, more or less the mayonnaisey sushi-bar classic dynamite, spiked with chile and amplified with lots of fresh sea urchin, spackled over hot rice.

He noted that in Russia, spikes in turnout were a classic marker for malfeasance by the party in charge.

Matt Weiland, in his Aug. 28 essay, "Playing Ball With the Universe," does not include Eliot Asinof's "Man on Spikes" in his list of classic baseball novels.

I also like it coarsely grated, delicately ribboned, or matchsticked and dressed with a creamy mayonnaise, spiked with mustard in a classic remoulade – perfect with grilled meats or lentils.