Sentence examples for thin season from inspiring English sources

I wanted to slice the stalks thin, season them with olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper, and eat them on the spot.

Autumn was a thin season for fiction, publishers fearing that novels would be drowned in the ever-swelling tide of zany stocking fillers and celebrity biographies; so it's a welcome relief to look beyond the Christmas turkeys to find the 2008 schedules full of good things.

Since "Three Dubious Memories," the other premiere last week, was also thin, the season has gotten off to a disappointing start.

Lamb tenderloin was pounded into thin sheets; seasoned with shallots, cilantro, parsley, basil and thyme; and then rolled into cylinders before being grilled.

The trick was to cut small quantities of meat into paper-thin slices, season them with condiments, preserves, and spices, add whatever vegetables you could grow or barter, and keep adding until you arrived at a dish so tasty that you forgot how little meat was in it.

The Rangers entered the season thin at center, a weakness that was again underscored today.

When asparagus is not in season, thin ribbons of raw courgette – shaved with a potato peeler – make a good alternative: one medium courgette should be enough to produce about 180g of shaved ribbons.

The balm will thin out last season's color and leave your lips super-moisturized.

With the budgets of so many stretched thin this holiday season, retailers are doing all they can to make sure there's a Black Friday deal for everyone.

I have tried so hard to keep quiet in the recent spate of news headlines targeting the use of feeding tubes for pre-wedding diets, Lady Gaga's controversial body image tweets, and other similar spring season "thin ideal" viral media frenzies.

The flowers, with or without a baby zucchini attached, are four for $1. Separate the flowers, dip them in a thin fritter batter (seasoned flour and water) and fry until golden.