Sentences with phrase «by slivers»

These bestial symposiasts pursue a certain kind of intensity, one that is spurred on by slivers of prose, breathless meter and bar stool chatter.

From the driver's seat, the view is predominantly one of black plastic, offset by slivers of what Range Rover calls cherry wood but which look and feel more like leftover laminate flooring.

One example where this was particularly obvious was the 2016 Presidential election, where one candidate won one large state by such a massive margin, and lost many smaller states by slivers of margins, that one single state by itself caused the electoral college result to differ from the popular vote (the state was California - if add up the remaining 49 states and DC, the other candidate comfortably won the popular vote as well as the electoral college).

And Mr. Trump's election was, by a sliver, the worse possible outcome in my mind.

(CNN)- The Republican who lost by a sliver in Virginia's attorney general will wait a few more days before deciding whether to request a recount, his campaign said Monday.

But over the years I have seen it thwarted by a sliver of heavily invested special interests.

But if the arms differ by a sliver of the light's wavelength, then the out - of - kilter overlap sends some light leaking out a perpendicular «dark port.»

Race car of the Year Le Mans 2011 was a classic, and the one Audi not eliminated by a big crash won the 24 - hour race by a sliver.

If I were to choose now, the Sony would win out by a sliver, as I value the SD card over wireless.

Your loans total to $ 505K, supported by a sliver of home equity at $ 77K and requiring interest payments of $ 2,900 per month.

From above, it looks like an eye — a large, dark pupil surrounded by a sliver of turquoise iris, framed by the eyelids of the reef.

Your pitiful - but - valient efforts at promotion for months will be completely dwarfed in volume by the sliver of people who happen stumble onto you through Steam in a single day (see point 1.)

Fractured into abutting coloured panes, the suburban location is foregrounded by a jagged, crevice - scarred black and white form supported by a sliver of wood.

Its surface is broken only by a sliver of blank canvas at the bottom that is flecked by drips from the painting done above it.

That said, I happen to have the OnePlus 5T as my secondary, and that phone remains faster than this one, if only by a sliver.

Not exact matches

The sliver of pop culture we've slid under the media microscope bears little relation to what's sampled by the rest of the country.

Tumblr is used by about 8.7 percent of internet users in the U.S., a sliver of the 69.9 percent of users on any social media, according to a February eMarketer report.

The main reason that safety razors don't offer the same precision as straight razors is due to the guard, which is the very thing that makes the design «safe» by only exposing a sliver of the blade and restricting the angle at which it glides across your skin.

This razor type uses a double - sided blade covered by a guard that exposes only a sliver of the edge, preventing major cuts.

Right now, there is a sliver of hope in the form of a bill, proposed by Rep. Jared Polis (D - CO) and Rep. David Schweikert (R - AZ), which would clear up some of the tax uncertainty.

Instead of getting a single salary once a month, I got paid by above fantastic companies throughout the month, simply by owning a tiny sliver of a slice.

By taking a sliver of your income and putting it away or investing it into an asset, you're setting yourself up for a strong financial future.

In that case, over 83 million customers saw their data stolen, and that incident was just a sliver of the activity perpetrated by the criminals who carried it out, according to indictments made public last month.

By the end of the lock up, the company may have many more millions in capital but the founders are left with just a sliver of equity.

That is, we might say (even if Sliver doesn't quite), the theory of evolution as described by Darwin was no longer true for them [us].

The first time I tasted curry goat in Jamaica, in a restaurant frequented by locals in Ocho Rios in 1984, he had to be careful not to swallow numerous sharp slivers of bone.

I also finished it by topping our bowls of soup with slivers of applewood - smoked cheddar, which gave it a little more creaminess and smokiness and made it taste a little meatier.

Turn it into a crust-less quiche by placing slivered potatoes on the bottom in place of the crust (making it gluten free!)

SHAKE UP YOUR SHAKE: By adding a few high - energy ingredients to your shake you can blend up a delicious meal: try adding fresh or frozen fruits (strawberries, bananas, peaches, etc.), peanut butter, flaxseed oil, yogurt, coconut, slivered almonds, or other ingredients.

The walnuts were replaced by a mixture of pecannuts and slivered almonds (lightly roasted in the oven to enhance their flavours).

Continue with roasted pepper slices and a few slivers of toasted almonds, followed by another set of coconut sheets.

In early 2018, Compton will unveil her newest concept, Bywater American Bistro (BABs), slated to open its doors at 2900 Chartres Street in what is part of NOLA's «Sliver by the River» neighborhood.

I toast bread by heating a cast iron skillet, throw a sliver of butter into the hot pan and place slices if bread over it.

I imagined, instead of hunks of stalky, unyielding crowns, this salad would have crisp, crunchy slivers of broccoli, surrounded by a light and creamy dressing and flecked with sweet cranberries, tart apple slices and nutty almonds.

A very nice cake came out of the oven: heavy crumb from the almond flour was brightened by the lime flavor, with tasty browned edges and a little bit of crunch from the topping of sugary slivered almonds.

Blanch almond slivers by heating in a small skillet over medium flame.

Make a salad by topping a bed of lettuce with Honey Teriyaki Chicken, shredded carrots, green onions and slivered almonds.

I ground my own almond flour by using Trader Joe's blanched slivered raw almonds.

Assemble the tarts by placing the apple slivers in a circular fashion.

The crab cakes are paleo, I revamped the classic aioli accompaniment by using Greek yogurt instead of mayo, and I put them both on a bed of delicious arugula and slivered radishes.

http://www.eatliverun.com/vegan-pumpkin-cinnamon-rolls/. Tweaked the frosting a little by adding slivered almonds and almond extract as well.

Recipes, which were created by chef John Csukor, included Dreamy Almond Drinking Chocolat — a delicate demitasse of warm drinking chocolate infused with California almond butter and spice, topped with handmade almond marshmallow; California Crab Salad — a classic Northeastern Thai salad presented as a snacking lettuce wrap, enlivened with California almonds; and Almond Kulfi — a traditional Asian - Indian frozen dessert made new with slivers of California almonds and saffron threads.

Maybe smidge Stevia with something moist... You can easily make almond flour by grinding whole or slivered or flaked or blanched almonds in a coffee grinder.

After a first half of brilliant defending, a challenge by Jamaican forward Romario Williams gave the United States the sliver of an opportunity they needed.

for me, its the former and by along way, but hey i was born with nothing and although i still expect improvement, i don't expect success on a plate, maybe some of you were born with a sliver spoons in your mouths?

The sliver of sunshine among the cloudy news for those who enjoy being outdoors: instead of lugging around a bagful of quarters, as is done for city meters, people will be able to pay by credit card.

* Bones - A turkey bone is appreciated by playful dogs and teething children alike, but watch for splinters and slivers, and make sure the bone is a large one with no thin bones attached.

Because a sliver - shaped piece of Wheaton's boundaries extends east on Butterfield Road to the high school, the annexation would make one church and 332 homes in the Foxcroft and Arboretum Estates West subdivisions entirely enclosed by the two towns» boundaries.

But for the sliver of the population seeking to give birth outside a hospital setting, a recent crackdown by the state on midwives who are not nurses may further narrow their options.

What sliver of respect this warrants is undermined by the possibility their views are being maintained for less than straightforward reasons.