sliver造句

A coarse sliver of fibers is fed to an opening system which opens the sliver to the point where the fibers are individual entities.

A sliver of citrus peel twisted over or dropped into a beverage for flavoring.

Still the sliver lay on the table, next to the teabags.

The drawn sliver is fed between sets of rollers each of which rotates faster than the one behind it.

The applicants apply for import tariff quota of wool and woolen sliver by import contract of wool and woolen sliver or Approval Certificate of Processing Trade Business and related materials.

Take a wooden matchstick and slice a thin sliver from one side. Then cut the remaining stick in two, lengthwise.

The moon is the finest sliver of pale gold in the blackness lying over the Songshan mountains.

Only the sliver of land that is almost impossible to see from the road will remain the sanctum of his high-value crop.

Ministry of Commerce should recall the quota listed in the license and bring it into tariff quota allowance of wool and woolen sliver.

But even if tort reform could save the country several billion dollars a year, that is still just a sliver of overall health spending.

It's as if I had used a big sliver key and rolled back the roof like a lid on a sardine can.

It's simple. Writing down what you love, appreciate, what is making you smile, what you are thankful for is a quick and easy way to capture a moment, a sliver of time.

Compared to the image from 1984, the image from 2009 shows that Devils Lake has expanded dramatically, and Stump Lake has grown from a small sliver to a large, curving water body.

After my cup of tea I had a slice of toast, burnt, just how I like it, with jam. Still the sliver lay on the table, next to the teabags.

Nothing says Summer like a generous sliver of ice-cold watermelon, a peach so luscious its juices run down your chin, or a heaping handful of plump, juicy blueberries.