Sentence examples for to truss from inspiring English sources
verb
To tie up a bird before cooking it.
May has also appointed the first female lord chancellor, giving Gove's old post to Truss.
However, as menswear continues to loosen up, why would you want to truss yourself up in a cummerbund?
Turnbull used a parliamentary tribute to Truss to send a signal to his successor about upholding Coalition unity.
Ms. Hersh proceeded to truss the chicken to prepare it for basting and roasting, explaining the technique as she worked.
(And that's all of us, right?) Why would a woman want a man to truss her up like a Christmas turkey, and never do any trussing in return?
A major impetus to truss design came in the development of covered bridges in the United States in the early 19th century.
The failure modes considered are roof cladding and batten-to-truss connection failures, with the effect of defective construction also considered.
Some initial applications to truss-frame test structures under bending and torsion are also discussed.
The procedure leads to truss-like structures with continuous fibre paths, which are transferred to a manufacturable component by Multi-Linearisation technique.
All patients with a clinical suspicion of advanced PCa were subjected to TRUSS-guided prostatic biopsy (BK Medical, 8818) for histopathological assessment by Gleason Sum score [ 16] of Haematoxylin and Eosin (H&E -stained tissue.
The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said he wanted to acknowledge Truss and Robb's service to the parliament and the nation.
