mash造句

It was mixed every day into the pigs' mash.

‘Jones used sometimes to mix some of it in our mash, ’ said one of the hens.

Now mash the bread until it soaks up all the water.

Bake them whole or mash them with a bit of milk.

The patient portal, illustrated in Figure 5, provides a sample reference mash-up on the RMS platform.

'Bangers and mash' with Lincolnshire sausages: 'Bangers and mash' is a name for a dish consisting of mashed potatoes and sausages, normally served with a gravy (a thin, warm sauce) and Onions.

And it would not make sense for any firm to bet its business on simple mash-ups.

The golden yellow hue faded. The crackers became sticky when chewed, and the mash packed onto the teeth.

For example, a mash-up might pull data - such as weather information, traffic information, and a map - from three unique sources.

XML is a powerful medium for content, as it turns your documents from a mash of text and objects into a sortable, adjustable, hierarchical collection of pieces.

A bit on a potato, inspired by the serving suggestion on the side of the pot that urges me to try horseradish mash, is less successful.

Now, consumers can actively socialize with other consumers by participating in forums, chats, mash-ups, and so on, which causes higher traffic load.

Grandmother put on a pair of railroad overalls that she used for working around the still and filled a wheelbarrow with mash and dumped it out in the front yard.

In addition to being a repository for textbooks covering a wide range of subjects and educational levels, its ethic is taken from the digital music world, he said - rip, burn and mash.

Sensitive data is also likely to require confidentiality (that is, encryption), and you must take care when you mash it with other sources to not put it at risk.