Sentence examples for use of nuts from inspiring English sources

The kitchen makes fine use of nuts.

The puff pastry is richer and lighter than the usual short dough or pie dough, and the use of nuts and cheeses is lavish.

Don't be put off by the word "wholesome". It's true she cuts back on butter and refined sugar; it's true you'll find whole-grain flours and a plentiful use of nuts and seeds, but she handles these alterations with the wisdom and integrity of a great baker; and the results are scrumptious by any standards.

"It is the object of the author [Almeda Lambert] to place before the public a book treating upon the use of nuts as shortening, seasoning, etc., to be used in every way in which milk, cream, butter or lard can be used, and fully take their place". (p. 6).

Nevertheless, use of nuts to increase fat intake has not resulted in weight gain, and habitual nut consumption lowers LDL cholesterol (4).

The chestnut ideotype is a function of the final use of nuts or timber and of production technology (harvesting systems, fresh or processed use).

In the 2nd century ad, the Greek physician Galen wrote of the use of nut oils e.g., hempseed and linseed oils as drying oils.

This manual operation has been largely superseded by the use of nut-cracking stations.

We begin with Cage's discovery that pianos could be not only attacked in unconventional ways in the manner of Henry Cowell but also temporarily disfigured with the use of "screws, nuts, bolts, bits of rubber and plastic". Mr. Karis complains about modern hardware's high zinc content and therefore its diminished resonance.

Use of locking nuts is not new in trauma surgery.

It has been shown that the use of hemispheric nuts and washers does not weaken the frame structure [ 19].