Sentence examples for you thinly from inspiring English sources

Put the diced tomatoes in a separate bowl and set aside while you thinly slice the spring onions and chop the herbs.

When you make Deborah Madison's persimmon and hazelnut salad, you first coarsely chop the nuts; then you thinly slice three Fuyu persimmons crosswise and put them in a bowl along with the nuts; then you add in three handfuls of trimmed watercress; then you toss with the dressing — and you're done.

When you buy thinly sliced, watery, cheap bacon, you do yourself a disservice.

You can thinly slice and add it to appetizers, sides and main dishes alike, especially those containing citrus or fatty ingredients like avocado.

"If you spread yourself too thinly, you win fewer battles," said Dan Garton, American's chief marketing officer.

If you divide yourself too thinly, you won't be able to contribute as fully to each task.

You will be slicing the potatoes very thinly––you won't need to peel unless you have a total aversion to potato skin.

This is a terrific sentiment, but it's given rise to a networking culture of people asking each other "how can I help you?" in a thinly disguised attempt to ask "how can you help me?" It's as if we've all been to the same networking seminar.

Then you understand how thinly distanced from their suffering, how sparing of self you often were, only rarely unguarded of heart, working your networks of give-and-take".

What parts of the story do you think are thinly supported and most vulnerable to revision?The further back in time you go, the greater the uncertainties.

I'll never forget the consultation in which a patient asked me how many doctors it took to tile a bathroom – apparently it depends how thinly you slice them (this is the sort of moment when you quickly check access to the door).