If I'm meeting friends after work, I usually grab a slice of pizza to gobble down on my walk.
It's an edible lullaby, usually consisting of a slice of bread with either brown cheese or wild-strawberry jam and brown cheese.
Milk is added to black tea, such Assam, but Lapsang Souchong is usually enjoyed with a slice of lemon.
According to the former royal chef, the queen usually takes just a slice of one of the many cakes that are prepared for her, but not this masterpiece.
Despite all this I rarely have a proper breakfast – it's usually something quick, like a slice of toast.
The ligament cannot be repaired; it has to be replaced with a graft, which the surgeon usually forms by taking a slice of the patellar tendon below the kneecap or from a hamstring tendon.
That sonata, along with the beautiful settings of seven poems by Aleksandr Blok, made up the remainder of the Shostakovich portion of the program and reminded listeners of just how narrow a slice of his output we usually hear.
The coaches are usually well compensated, the schools in the tournament get a slice of the action.
A Slice of O'Keeffe The images of Georgia O'Keeffe that spring to mind don't usually include one of her squinting through a hole in a slice of Swiss cheese.
Rather than selling the assets, potentially at a loss, the banks transfer a slice of the risk associated with the assets, usually loans.
