Sentence examples for stave of from inspiring English sources

A resolutely dark chocolate mousse atop a stave of passion fruit curd wears a double halo of white chocolate hoops.

Untidy, perhaps, but passengers say the noshing is necessary to stave of hunger or having to eat something significantly substandard.

It is that seizing of moments, the shudder of sudden attention, that lifts him to the top stave of movie composers, in all their stealth and pounce.

Advocaat, who joined the club in March of this year and helped the club stave of relegation, made the decision to go.

In its most basic form, the bow consisted of a stave of wood slightly bent by the tension of a bowstring connecting its two ends.

Even as investors cheered, some experts questioned whether the plan would be big enough to stave of the broader economic worry: a prolonged Europe-wide recession.

Some 16th-century keyboard music used staves of more lines.

They have also experimented with staves of fewer or more lines.

Excluding these things would be like excluding 15 staves of the violas bowing away in the orchestra.

The staves of martial banners or standards are often surmounted by the figure of a god, which is frequently in its animal form.

The accompaniments are equally small, quiet and sometimes pitched to sound like the creaks and gurgles in the staves of a house.