Sentence examples for use thinly from inspiring English sources

You can use thinly sliced hot dog, small pieces of cheese, or very small training treats - use a delicious treat at first.

In the book, Kerouac, using thinly disguised names and barely fictionalized events, described an alcohol-sodden physical and spiritual descent he barely survived.

Mr. Thompson's version also uses thinly sliced rib-eye, but he shuns Cheez Whiz and provolone in favor of white American cheese.

The second way they gave their voters permission to be racists is by using thinly veiled code words like, "I'm looking out for people like you".

Santander's model of using small, thinly staffed branches is helping it expand cheaply.

The peer-reviewed Lancet!), been named by the Oxford University Press as a runner up to "vaping" for neologism of the year and come full-circle by being used as thinly concealed inspiration for Gap's autumn "Dress Normal" ad campaign.

In 2009 he filed a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and EA Sports, a video-game company that used a thinly disguised version of him in a video game (the avatar and Mr O'Bannon are pictured).

For its part, the Buildings Department has moved against a rap album billboard at 210 West 125th Street that used a thinly disguised obscenity; a banner for The Wall Street Journal that greeted drivers on the Queensboro Bridge; and a recumbent 85-foot-long Dockers boy at Houston Street and the Bowery, among others.

The negotiations were tense; both Polish and Soviet troops were put on alert, engaged in 'manoeuvres', and were used as thinly veiled threats.

Meanwhile, peel the potatoes and slice them very thinly (use a mandolin or the slicing side of a box cheese grater).

Slice the potatoes thinly — use a mandoline if you have one — and check the potatoes after 35 minutes in the oven.