Sentence examples for tender from the from inspiring English sources

The chicken becomes tender from the poaching, then the flavors are accentuated and the exterior crisped during the quick browning.

On Friday lunchtime a tender from the boat tied up by the five-star Hotel Cala di Volpe near Arzachena, along the Costa Smeralda.

They then won a salvage tender from the Department of Transport, under the terms of which Odyssey keeps 80% of the haul.

Smoove, which has also launched bike shares in Helsinki, Chicago, Moscow, and Vancouver, expanded to Marrakech after winning a tender from the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation to start the project.

When we last wrote about National Collector's Mint, in 2004, the company was in trouble with New York's attorney general for selling Sept. 11 commemorative coins that it claimed were legal tender from the Northern Mariana Islands, supposedly struck from silver recovered at ground zero.

This is an opportunity to be charged $30 to rent snorkelling equipment, and is worth the ride on the tender from the Norwegian Pearl only to the extent that it enables you to claim that you've set foot in the Bahamas.

Their tough, unyielding meat and uninspired tomato sauce were far from the tender, slow-cooked, fall-from-the-bone treats they should have been.

We anchored off the coast, in Jamestown Bay, and were ferried in tenders from the boat to the wharf steps.

Mr Hadithi confirms that in central Baghdad businessmen and contractors "who won tenders from the Americans and the government became rich very fast".

"A lot will depend on the size of the ships," he said, "and whether the berths are available to them or whether passengers will have to be tendered from the big ships to shore".

Despite the steep rise in cost, the Bureau of Steam Engineering and Bureau of Construction and Repair recommended to their superiors that the tenders from the two navy yards be accepted.