Sentence examples for usually made with a from inspiring English sources

They are usually made with a chemical-plating process which is environmentally unfriendly.

The cadets knew right from wrong, and the comments were usually made with a grin, Mr. Solis said.

The diagnosis is usually made with a rash (such as in the picture) combined with eosinophilia and end-organ dysfunction (renal failure, transaminitis or lung involvement).

The connection between the tubular elements and the girder plates is usually made with a gusset welded on a slit in the tube.

It is usually made with a paper-thin crust, but at Passover Mrs. Steinberg uses a thick cashew nut matzo meal batter with a guava-paste filling.

Pissaladière, the onion and anchovy tart that is a specialty of Nice, is usually made with a simple bread dough enriched with olive oil.

Touch screens are ideal for motions one would usually make with a mouse on a computer, such as selecting or manipulating an image, but are less suited to typing, he says.

It's usually made with only a small amount of sharp-flavored sheep's milk cheese, just enough to complement the other savory toppings.

My plan was to cook them like osso buco (usually made with veal), with a few minor changes.

Longganisa is a sausage, usually made with pork, mixed with a lot of spices, and stuffed in a pork intestine casing.

It's usually made with chicken and a particular kind of small local lime, but your leftover turkey parts and whatever kind of lime you can find will make a lovely reasonable facsimile.