Sentence examples for usual ingredients from inspiring English sources

Best was the California Cobb ($9.95) with all the usual ingredients.

Only one of the usual ingredients to a weekend night is missing: alcohol.

Disillusionment, nostalgia and growing old: not the usual ingredients of swashbuckling novels.

The latest launch of a "Big Brother" reality-TV show has all the usual ingredients, plus a twist.

As well as the usual ingredients, Eat Natural mueslis come with gooseberries, toasted buckwheat, whole pecans and "crunchy toastcrumbs".

All the usual ingredients are there - romance, tragedy and corruption, set alongside critical issues such as malaria and HIV.

Compactness is a usual ingredient when trying to obtain results about fixed points of mappings.

Zemeckis's film has the usual documentary ingredients: interviews and old film.

The food relies on the usual Greek ingredients: seasonal vegetables, locally caught fish, and lamb and pork, but the chefs often yield to French or Italian inspirations.

A Ghost at the Door has all the usual thriller ingredients: rugged hero, beautiful, long-suffering heroine, bumbling bobbies and deadly deeds in high places (in this case, the plot revolves around a small, mysterious group of powerful people who became friends half a century earlier, as undergraduates at Oxford).

That's probably why they've left in the usual CSI ingredients of punch-ups, shootouts, bringing in a crowd of extras for a mass high-fiving scene, and James Van Der Beek rubbing his bum on a variety of cars as he slides over them (the scent is how CSI agents find their way home).