The Ukrainian press, not surprisingly, had a field day with the story, writing thinly sourced exposés filled with lurid details.
So does the old-fashioned plain lemonade at Good in Greenwich Village, which is tart but not sharp and filled with thinly sliced lemons.
The classic, Mr. Vento said, is a hero roll filled with thinly sliced rib-eye steak, either Cheez Whiz or provolone, and fried onions.
One was for Gaetano Gandolfi, the 18th-century Bolognese artist whose "Diana and Callisto," a fantasy on a Greco-Roman mythological theme filled with thinly clad ladies, fetched an extravagant $4.11 million.
The rachis is a thinly walled conical shell filled with foam, while the calamus is a hollow tube-like structure.
Pho (pronounced fuh) bo, an oxtail soup filled with rice noodles, thinly sliced beef and onions, is probably the best known Vietnamese dish.
And that means this: your Sunday morning liveblog - thinly sourced, packed with intimations, and filled with sexual innuendo.
Spread thinly with the butter filling mixture, then top with the chopped prunes and sprinkle on the walnuts.
I was enchanted to find a park sign filled with poetry rather than the usual mishmash of information, rules, and thinly veiled threats.
At entree time, try the quesadillas filled with sweet firm rock shrimp or the tasty marinated skirt steak, thinly sliced and piled atop grilled tortillas.
