Sentence examples for standby makes from inspiring English sources
Caprese salad, an old standby, makes a comeback here thanks to an incomparable buffalo mozzarella from Naples, fluffy inside, but firm to the bite, with the thrillingly sour tang missing from nearly every cheese that, insolently, appropriates the name.
Half-Life 2 doesn't strike me as a happy game, either, but its position as someone's cheery standby makes me realise something that might seem obvious to many, but hasn't been so black and white to me, until now: our video gaming happy places are almost always wrapped in a thick layer of nostalgia.
Half-Life 2 doesn't strike me as a happy game, either, but its position as someone's cheery standby makes me realize something that might seem obvious to many, but hasn't been so black and white to me, until now: our video gaming happy places are almost always wrapped in a thick layer of nostalgia.
In San Francisco, where the first shipments of Peruvian pisco landed in 1836, the pisco punch is an old standby made with pineapple and once, perhaps, cocaine.
I went with my two favorite standbys: make sure your customers are happy and make sure your employees are with the program.
Harry Winks had been on standby to make to make his first Premier League start but the richly promising 20-year-old midfielder is now expected to be among the substitutes.
What it lacks in originality (every visual aspect is either cliche or an FPS standby) it makes up in fidelity and attention to detail.
On Twitter, people were lamenting the loss of their beloved Pommes Frites, the late-night standby that made its corner of the world smell like French fries.
In the spirit of his vision, we recommend turning all your appliances off standby to make sure you're not using energy when you don't need it.
Our three "energy-saving pledges" are to not leave things plugged in or on standby, to make sure we don't run the washing machine and dishwasher overnight so they stay on for hours, and carrying on with our cooking challenge – making lots in one go so we can reheat it later in the week, rather than cooking lots of separate meals.
That's what prompted Charles LaDuca to buy a standby generator made by Generac that runs on natural gas for his 6,400-square-foot 6,400-square-foot 6,400-square-foot storms and power failures forced Mr. LaDuca, homewine and two children to aBethesda, Md home, he had the 14-kilowatt generator installed two years ago.
