Sentence examples for the chine from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut through the backbone of; to cut into chine pieces.
And unless you happen to own a bandsaw, so is slicing off the chine bone, part of the backbone that's attached to the ribs.
She has published several fine collections of poetry, including Mirrorwork and The Chine, and writes in many other forms apart from the ghazal.
Then, rather than deep-frying the end result, the finished ribs — cut into individual slices, along the bone and straight through the chine — can be grilled and basted again, using Leiken's honey-and-vinegar glaze.
There's a tea room, gift shop and heritage centre but the real fun is just being in the chine and watching out for red squirrels as you make your way down to the beach.
He was also a member of the Board of Overseers of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Grand Camerlingue Honoraire of the Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin, Bailli Delegue Honoraire des Etats Unis of the Chine des Rotisseurs and member of the American Societies of the Italian Legions of Merit and of French Order of Merit.
In addition, the maximum deformation occurred in the centre and close to the chine edge of the panel due to changes in local velocity and local deadrise angle.
The International Gymanastics federation are currently sifting through paperwork, passports, ID cards and and family residence permits to determine whether the Chines gymnasts have broken the rules.
This is partly thanks to squat bridges that traverse the chines; the man-made gaps dug out by farmers to access seaweed but which were quickly exploited by smugglers.
The usual explanations are trotted out China isn't interested in football, the Chinese value education more than sport, and even, the Chines government sees sports as a threat to its political authority.
However, because international trade is very important to the Chines economy, China would probably have no incentive to mess with U.S. commerce in the area.
The large amounts of barbed wire and anti-tank obstacles along the beach, and the mines at the foot of the chines, took two years to remove when peace was finally achieved.
