Sentence examples for water sliced from inspiring English sources
And make warming drinks with hot water, sliced fresh turmeric, ginger, lemon and honey, to ward off colds and sniffles: fresh turmeric is renowned for its health properties, as well as for staining food a wonderful deep yellow.
We put on some coffee water, sliced a potato and a vidallia onion, and built a fire.
The phyllanthus emblica was thoroughly washed in pipe water and then with distilled water, sliced and dried in shade and was powdered using a grinder.
Streams of rushing river water slice through deep gorges where boulders the size of cars rim the shores of perfectly still lakes.
The little fall of water slicing through the rocks in the picture's foreground provides a kind of miniaturized rendition of the force that shaped the magnificent valley in the background.
But, oh, look at him go — no, cut through the waters — slicing through the crowds at this and that Los Angeles-area courthouse, a shark in gray suit and loafers.
A narrow stream of water slices through it.
Inside are cups of water, slices of melon and chunks of sugarcane to suck on.
His diet now consisted entirely of water, slices of fat-free turkey luncheon meat and -- his favorite -- pita bread.
When they are ready, take them out and squeeze them gently to remove the water, slice down the middle and stuff them with a mixture of five chopped garlic cloves, 1tbsp dried mint and ¼tsp salt.
"You wouldn't go up to a grizzly bear in the bush and hand him a ham sandwich, so you shouldn't be handing a thousand-pound wild mammal in the water slices of bread," Robert Kiesman, chair of the Stevenston Harbour Authority, told CBC News.
