Horseradish was a staple in our kitchen, but now it would be my secret weapon, an ace up my sleeve in the Cold War of couples cook-offs.
In another review, Taylor complimented the contemporary appeal of the track and felt that it would be a staple at radios.
Surely if the Beatles put out an honest to God Christmas album surely it would be an annoying staple throughout all of America's shopping malls.
In April 1943, Mutual launched what would turn into one of its longest-lasting shows: debuting as The Return of Nick Carter and later retitled Nick Carter, Master Detective, it would be a network staple through September 1955.
And though it would be easy and expected to show pantsuits, a Jil Sander staple, it wouldn't have been modern.
About 1.5m tonnes of staple maize would be required to feed people from February to December, Mnangagwa said.
Besides sweet potatoes, scientists are trying to perfect cassava, a root that is a primary source of calories in Africa, that can withstand the cassava mosaic virus, and a high-tech version of corn, Africa's main staple, that would be less sensitive to the maize streak virus.
In practice, thermal self-assembly and the isothermal assembly using denaturing agents [32] were two ways for creating DNA nanostructures; however, many staple oligonucleotides would be needed in the self-assembly of the nanotubes and lead to more costs for obtaining the nanotubes with more lengths.
Anyone who doesn't already know about the screaming heavy metal that is the Dies Irae section of this Proms staple would be well advised to check it out.
Power Groveling (i.e., New Groveling) became an industry staple, and we would be hard put to imagine the Hollywood landscape without it.
