Sentences with phrase «in a cone»

Lara's next attack fires in a cone shape, dealing physical damage to multiple close range targets.

This week, celebrate whatever you've got to celebrate with a melting scoop of this ice cream in a cone.

It makes a refreshing and eye - catching dessert — with its vivid purple colour — a dinner party palate - cleanser, or lovely in a cone on a hot summer's day.

As steam forms, the moisture is trapped in the cone and returns to the ingredients.

I'm sure it would be almost as perfect in the cones.

This treat is a taste of Autumn in a cone.

To change the hair's dimensions, such as its height, angle, and width, they simply changed the arrangement of pixels in the cone.

The textures range from bright and shiny to soft and creamy, then a natural, rough texture is represented in the cone.

The anxiety - inducing metaphor of «staying in the cones» is solidly handled, though the filmmakers call it out when they probably didn't need to.

Beginning in medieval times with the beginnings of the sugar cane trade, and continuing through the 19th century, sugar was sold almost solely in cone or loaf form.

In a waffle cone is fantastic, but if you don't want your strawberry ice cream in a cone, here's a cup for you.

He called mid-week to tell us that Buster had ripped his stitches and that it had been necessary to put Buster in a cone in order to keep him from doing any more damage.

The reason color blindness is so much more common in boys and men is that the two genes for the L - and M - type photopigments — the substances in cone cells that absorb light — are carried on the X chromosome.

You'll most often find socca cooked street - side on fiery grills, where the resulting flatbread is coarsely chopped and served in a cone with a sprinkling of salt and pepper.

Tampa is still in the cone, and could potentially receive a direct hit by Irma, though probably not until the hurricane had traveled over land for a considerable distance, reducing its strength to a Category 1 storm.

Among the things he found fascinating is that they are a group of finches highly specialized for feeding on the seeds in the cones of different conifer species that have evolved different beak morphologies despite a clear lack of geographical isolation.

The mutant — called gold rush (gosh)-- presents a genetic mutation in the Aipl1b DNA sequence, losing Aipl1 activity in cone photoreceptors.

The mutant - called gold rush (gosh)- presents a genetic mutation in the Aipl1b DNA sequence, losing Aipl1 activity in cone photoreceptors.

Has track forecasting improved (note the difference in cone area / width in the two hurricane forecast archives below) or are these fundamentally different tropical systems facing different levels of complex conditions?

While some of the abilities sound cool in theory — Ymir can throw up an ice wall to block attacks, for example; Osiris can summon the dead to reach up through the ground and grab enemies within a defined area; Ratatoskr can throw four acorns in a cone, damaging any enemies within the attack's range and radius — they generally fall flat in execution.

Every day there's a flavor of the day, and you can get the treat in a cone, in a cup, as a sundae, as a concrete mixer (Culver's version of a blizzard), or as a shake or malt.

Of course, there are elements of exaggeration in Cone's critique.

night snacks / / we walked over to Van Leeuwan's for the BEST ice cream ever — I went with the cashew based chocolate chip cookie dough in a cone and Nick went with mint chocolate chip

Open one young, fresh, Thai Coconut carefully with a heavy cleaver (As shown above, on a very steady cutting surface, make four good whacks to make a square in the cone top of the coconut, keeping one hand behind your back as you whack.

While I never would turn down a frozen treat, even on the most frigid dark day in January, the bulk of my ice cream eating happens in June, July and August, when I keep things simple with a single scoop in a cone, usually chocolate chip or plain old vanilla.

Traditionally they are used to scoop the food into the mouth, in a cone like shape, instead of silver ware.

* This is an unrefined Mexican sugar that is sold in a cone.

For those of you that don't like squeezing the pulp in your hands, try a strainer bag in your cone colander with a wood tamp stick.

Ingredients in the cones are: Potato Starch, Cornstarch, Demerara Sugar, Water, Expeller - Pressed Palm Oil, Salt, Cocoa Powder, Xanthan Gum, Baking Soda.

Here are other sugars / sweeteners you can use: Sucanat, Rapadura, Muscavado, Demarara, Panela, Jaggery, Turbinado, brown sugar, molasses, pure maple syrup, white sugar, sugar cane juice, whole cane sugar, raw sugar, powdered sugar, basic white sugar, and Piloncillo (evaporated sugar cane juice in a cone - shape found in Mexican markets).

Changing annually, forward - thinking experiences have included Jars, serving dishes in various shaped jars; Biere et Boules, featuring globally inspired meat balls; and Kone, offering playful bites in cones.

Piloncillo is unrefined, dark brown sugar that is sold in Mexico in cone shapes, and you can purchase it in Latin American markets.

Whether in a cone, cup, sundae or smoothie, Bananas uses nonfat frozen yogurt and fresh ingredients to make delicious combinations.

An ice cream maker is required to make this vegan dessert that's packed full of competing flavours and is just as satisfying in a cone as it is as an accompaniment to any other vegan cakes or desserts you feel inspired to pair it with.

Ward's 4.32 - second 40 - yard dash and his 39» vertical are both stellar, and although he did not formally go through agility drills, his tape suggests he would have put up excellent numbers in the cone and shuttle runs as well.

The CSPI, a Washington - based non-profit consumer advocacy and education group, is often derisively referred to as the «food police» for coming out against a range of foods, including fettuccine alfredo («heart attack on a plate») and ice cream («coronaries in cones»).

Snacks Served in a Cone Appetite's revved up?

This type of earbud tip uses three umbrella - shaped layers of silicone stacked on a stem in a cone shape.

Gymnosperms (Gymnospermae) are a group of seed - bearing plants with ovules borne on the edge or blade of an open sporophyll, the sporophylls usually arranged in cone - like structures.

When the two beams recombine, the pattern of interference allows the team to work out the position of each disc in the cone cell.

But their seeds are no more protected or guarded in their cones than the seeds in any pinecone.

OIST scientists selected the zebrafish as an animal model because its retina is rich in cones and its visual acuity can be measured with a simple device.

Previous work done by Swaroop and his colleagues showed that a transcription factor called NRL pushes cells in the retina toward maturing into rods by suppressing genes involved in cone development.