Sentence examples for thinly bound from inspiring English sources
Initially, these literary entrepreneurs produced only thinly bound copies, their pages spilling out or missing altogether.
But in North Jersey it is a huge sandwich, which serves at least three, made with a variety of meats on three layers of thinly sliced rye, bound with Russian dressing and laced with cole slaw.
This year's Cannes film festival sees some big hitters competing for the Palme d'Or - from Lars von Trier, whose Manderlay, a follow-up to Dogville, is bound to be contentious, to the 2003 winner, Gus van Sant, with his Last Days, a thinly disguised account of Kurt Cobain's suicidal end.
One of the best things on the menu is the testa frittata, a flat omelet paved with curls of thinly sliced headcheese, but when you get the dish, chunks of prawns, hot chiles and vegetables bound together with a slurry of bright yellow egg, what it reminds you of may be less your honeymoon in Venice than your last trip to Koreatown.
He is deeply offended by the smugness and thinly veiled condescension of many on the left who condemn what they don't understand and demand immediate legislative action that he believes is not only based on ignorance but also bound to be ineffective.
In this village, the Iraqi security forces are more thinly staffed than elsewhere in the country, and a liberal interpretation of the security agreement that binds Iraq and the United States has Americans playing a more active role on the streets and in the scrublands of this village, than in many places in Iraq.
