Sentence examples for take a pinch from inspiring English sources
"Take a pinch, and see what tastes good to you".
We take a pinch of this, and some of that, and mélange mélange mélange.
3. Take a pinch of the meringue between your fingers and rub it.
Rejecting that, Dr. Osmond replied: "To fathom Hell or soar angelic, just take a pinch of psychedelic".
AS an undergraduate at Harvard a quarter-century ago -- pardon me while I take a pinch of snuff -- I swam in a sea of words.
A colourful container filled with barley flour and wheat grain and another container of chang are presented to all visitors, who take a pinch of the contents and make an offering to the deities by throwing it in the air.
"First, you offered the pulverized tobacco to others, then took a pinch for yourself.
She took a pinch of salt with her right hand, rubbed a trickle into the pan, and beat her hands clean like a pair of cymbals.
Her legs are covered in syphilitic sores and she is letting her baby tumble headfirst towards the gin shop as she takes a pinch of snuff.
The exhibition opens with a colorful gouache by Marc Chagall of a sheepish rabbi taking a pinch of snuff, a reference to spiritual leaders' being led into sin.
In Spain, paprika is used to flavor everything from chorizo (the sausage that takes a lot) to garlic soup (which takes a pinch).
