Sentence examples for which slice of from inspiring English sources

Other songs follow a formula so workmanlike it makes you wonder whether Barnett's band sat down with a collection of Lou Reed and Nirvana and Drones albums and figured which song matched which slice of observational suburban poetry best.

So choose which slice of this very big pie you are going after because attracting one part will repel another.

Like drone pilots guiding in missiles, the crosshairs on an architect's digital design program destroy communities via remote control, delineating exactly which slice of the city is next to be Luxury-flattened.

Like drone pilots guiding in missiles, the crosshairs on an architect's digital design programme destroy communities via remote control, delineating exactly which slice of the city is next to be Luxury-flattened.

Sautéed girolle mushrooms mimicked a forest floor, upon which slices of rare Sika venison rested.

And these days, chefs are even preparing "fresh" ceviches in which slices of raw fish are quckly doused in a citric mixture, then served.

Alexandrian craftsmen perfected a technique known as mosaic glass in which slices of glass canes of different colours were cut crossways to make different decorative patterns.

For dessert, skip bland cheesecake and creme brulee for warm apple galette, in which slices of luscious caramelized apples topped a puff pastry base, so light it almost floated above the plate.

Perhaps one of its most famous dishes is Hainanese chicken rice, in which slices of poached chicken is served over rice made with chicken broth.

These serotonin precursors also changed which slices of striatum were active [112].

Confirmation is most commonly sought by histopathology for which slices of affected tissues in 10percentt formol saline are required.