a slice of造句

Bess stabbed a slice of cucumber.

Cut me a slice of bread.

Garnish with a slice of lime.

One slice low-fat cheese melted over a slice of mango.

a slice of beef usually cooked by broiling.

Please cut a slice of bread for me.

She filmed a slice of bread with butter.

So, that gives me a slice of my graph by a vertical plane, and the slice has a certain slope.

To make a ham sandwich you put a slice of ham between two slices of bread.

It was basically a cheeseburger but with a slice of pineapple instead of meat.

Buy yourself a cup of coffee and and a slice of cake today.

I toasted a slice of bread and made myself a cup of tea.

Drag to add a slice of a pie chart. As you change the size of the slice, the percentage adjusts accordingly.

The cops get a slice of the profits and free entertainment when they throw a party

It held two thick pieces of bread with a slice of something laid between them.

For breakfast, she had only a slice of bread and butter.

He sat down, cut and buttered a slice of the loaf.

On her way home she usually bought a slice of honey-cake at the baker's.

It is best when served with a slice of orange to bring out the fruit flavour.

Even under heavy load each thread will be given a slice of processing time.

But can a little praise really trump a slice of pizza, a great party or a wad of cash?

To make a hmorning sandwich you put a slice of hmorning connecting two slices of loaf of breadvertising.

At least a dozen fast food places where we can buy a burger, a slice of pizza, ice cream — whatever.

We'd like to have a black coffee, an ice coke, a strawberry tart, and a slice of chocolate sponge cake.

May I have a slice of apple pie, a glass of milk, and an ice-cream sundae?

Take a slice of daily life from the bulletin of a South Korean aid outfit, Good Friends.

On top of the soybean patty is a slice of cheese made from the milk of engineered cows.

That oilcloth was folded into a standard square with a slice of pea green cloth cocking up from the edge.

It has been months since Tina Moore last bit into a bagel or a slice of toast.

Shake all ingredients in a mixer filled with ice. Strain into the glass. Garnish with a slice of kiwi fruit.

Three times as filling as a slice of white bread, potatoes top all of the foods on the satiety index.

Some patrons nurse lukewarm cups of cappuccino; others wait patiently for a slice of cheesecake to be placed before them.

After my cup of tea I had a slice of toast, burnt, just how I like it, with jam.

On her way home she usually bought a slice of honey-cake at the baker's. It was her Sunday treat.

My rounded figure seems fine, and don't deny myself a slice of pecan pie if I feel in the mood.

“My friends will let me borrow their books in exchange for coffee or a slice of pizza,” she said.

Try adding fresh lemon slices, lime, cucumber, and even a slice of tomato to add flavor without adding many calories.

We all like feeling good about ourselves. But can a little praise really trump a slice of pizza, a great party or a wad of cash?

Forexample, that can of soda you drink each morning is the calorieequivalent of a piece of fruit and a slice of toast, about 150calories.

A top-selling granola bar contains nearly the same amount of sugar-14 g-and fewer nutrients than a strawberry Pop-Tart or a slice of chocolate cake.

This Mosaic spans a slice of space that is equal to about a third of the diameter of the full moon (10 arc minutes).

A cup of nonfat yogurt, fresh blueberries mixed in, and a slice of whole wheat toast with a fruit spread on top.

And both Arcelor and Mittal recently lost out to a domestic bidder for a slice of Erdemir, a Turkish state-owned steel firm.

Every morning when she left home her mother gave her a little basket with a slice of bread and a spindle.

Even if it is just to share a glass of water and eat a slice of bread, it is also the best.

The diseased area is removed by cutting out a piece the shape of a slice of pizza, with scalpel or scissors.

Another grumbled that 15 pesos would buy only a bun and a slice of ham and was no substitute for a hot meal.

Place a few enoki mushrooms in the middle of a slice of beef and roll up. Coat with dry corn starch first and then with beaten egg.

She swiped a slice of platano from my plate and popped it in her mouth. "You use too much salt," she said, making a face.

Or if you're side-by-side, put a hand on his arm when you reach to grab a slice of bread.

Researchers using a diamond paste to polish a slice of meteorite stumbled onto something remarkable: crystals in the rock that are harder than diamonds.

This allows for a tool tip, which is some extra text to be shown when a slice of the pie is moused over.

By strengthening its Chinese business, YGM has pitted itself against dozens of luxury brands that are vying to grab a slice of the mainland market.

If they were made liable for a slice of unpaid student debts-say 10% or 20% of the total-they would have more skin in the game.

If they succeed they will save the taxpayer large amounts of money, a slice of which will be Shared with the bond's investors.

Your best bet is a slice of lean back bacon with the rind and fat cut off, rather than fatty streaky bacon.

But potential suitors keen to get a slice of this growth are likely to run-up against ownership structures prohibitive to foreign investors.

Close eye, and feeling goes to universe, spin, body is light to float have to leave only a slice of than the soul with thin paper.

I served these fish fingers with a slice of lemon, cocktail sauce and some frozen vegetables that I steamed in the microwave.

First she gave her a slice of fresh brown bread and butter, but the child said that she did not want it like that.

Meals are barely enough to sustain them — half a rice ball and a small bowl of miso soup is a luxury; a slice of bread might have to feed a family of three.

His sister, mother Jeanne, often took the best part of his repast from his bowl while he was ating,--a bit of meat, a slice of bacon, the heart of the cabbage,--to give to one of her children.

While many dieters are wary of a "big splurge" like a cup of ice cream or a slice of pizza, an extra 400 or 500 calories – occasionally – won't throw your weight loss efforts off course.

For a slice of la dolce vita, add a couple of dresses to your core should treat yourself to a shirtdress, a shift dress and an archetypal little black dress.

It may not be entirely scientific to suggest, but a nice cup of tea and a slice of honey-soaked baklava (containing omega-3 rich nuts of course) might be the perfect snack after a healthy dinner.

For example, you may not think a bagel tastes salty, but a typical 4-inch (10-centimeter) oat-bran bagel has about 532 mg of sodium, and even a slice of whole-wheat bread contains 132 mg of sodium.

A 75g scoop of Ben and Jerry's Cookie Dough ice cream has just 114 calories and 6g of fat against 511 calories and 43g of fat for a slice of cheese cake.

What used to be a nice glass of champagne and a slice of cake of an afternoon in the village hall, with all guests getting home by 6pm, has morphed into an epic event.

Around half of this is public debt; a slice of it is direct investment in big firms; but a worryingly large chunk, some 46% of GDP, is funnelled through the banking system.

The space between the rumpled sail and the boom on a hand-built kabang boat reveals a slice of sea and sky—and other members of the flotilla—in Myanmar's Mergui Archipelago in the Andaman Sea.

When eating nigiri sushi (a slice of seafood draped over a small mound of rice), lightly dip the fish—not the rice—into soy sauce to best enjoy the flavor.

He seemed to look at myself, I've traveled with bumps, going through the storms, the memory is full the vicissitudes of life... We received and find a slice of flatness of large stones, local lunch.

On the balcony, looking for the birds around for a long time, the forest outside the window was a slice of full-bodied and I could only hear their sounds.

So it responded by grouping items in its stores that would turn any den into an at-home movie theater or transform a backyard into a slice of the Catskills.

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.

It did not consist only of the dwellings within the walls, but comprised a slice of the surrounding agricultural land--often much bigger than an English county--which it administered directly;

People took chopsticks and clipped a slice of raw fish fillet of the small silver fish into their mouth, which was immediately amazed by the taste in their mouth.

Ron Somers, president of the US-India Business Council, says he expects India to spend $45 billion on military goods and American defence firms are hungry for a slice of that.

Some Banks are striking bargains with stronger property developers or co-operatives to build housing units on the more attractive land plots in exchange for a slice of the development.

It was the first time Lo Sheng had eaten roast duck. She could not help sneaking a slice of meat just now. She thought it was delicious and tender.