Sentence examples for thick circle from inspiring English sources

Livvy takes it, pats it into a thick circle then chucks it into a hot pan.

Divide the dough in half, shape each half into a ball and press into a 1/2-inch thick circle.

Then they carve in the square piece of foam a one-quarter-inch thick circle that matches the diameter of the disc.

The DB burger stands tall, a thick circle of ground sirloin stuffed with short-rib meat braised in red wine and stuffed, in turn, with foie gras and truffles.

In a secluded area next to the domed restaurant (one of Kim's favourites), the dimly lit bar is serviced by grey-skinned waiters; faux-marble columns run between clusters of heavy red and gold chairs, frequented by groups of men in out-dated suits, briefcases and thick-rimmed glasses, knocking back glasses of vodka, under a thick circle of cigarette smoke.

"Leaning" by Soonae Tark of Sunnyside, N.Y., created another highly abstracted and colorful painting that is candy to the eyes, while Suk Semoon of Carmel, N.Y., offers another form of abstraction, a thick circle of broken glass that is both hard to look at and intensely seductive.

Cut the broccoli into small florets and slice the stalks into 1cm thick circles.

"There's a phrase, 'Do you have anything for me tonight?' That's code for 'Can I come over?' " One of her adire motifs is thick circles, signifying the letter "O," which represents an orgasm.

The celebration was now in full swing: hundreds of men, ages 13-80, danced in thick circles to music played by a band featuring Yudi Simon, a drummer who kept tempo for an organist blasting modern versions of Eastern European Hasidic folk songs to the still-gathering throngs of suited men.

Then flatten them into ⁄ inch (0.3 cm) thick circles.

Make thick circles or balls using the dough.