Sentence examples for thinly off from inspiring English sources

As with tacos árabes, the pork is sliced thinly off the spit by a chef who then cuts pieces off of a pineapple that has also been rotating atop the spit.

"I slice these thinly to shave off precious minutes," he said.

Rather than spreading your efforts too thinly and reeling off every possible reason you can think of for wanting to work there, focus on two or three of these topics and go into more detail.

Little wonder that one of Germany's most popular comedy shows these days is a thinly disguised rip-off of Jon Stewart's "Daily Show".

The Ghost Robert by Harris Hutchinson £18.99, pp310 If you believe the hype for this book - that the novelist Robert Harris, sometime friend of Tony Blair, has interrupted his Roman trilogy to dash off a thinly veiled, possibly vengeful, novel about the former Prime Minister - then you also have to believe that Blair got up to all manner of nefarious things that we knew nothing about.

De Moura's piece does a simple thing very well, replicating the doorways between two of the galleries in thinly cast concrete, cranked off axis as if they have taken their first step out into the room, and are ready to begin tottering through the building.

What's more, the bonds are priced off a thinly traded derivatives market that has been massively shorted lately and so may have exaggerated the odds of default.

Smooth it on thinly and wash it off at night.

Cut the mushroom stems off and thinly mince them.

Carve off the breasts, and slice thinly on an angle; remove the meat from the legs and thighs.

Remove from the fridge and scrape off the cure, thinly slice to serve.