Sentences with phrase «serrated edge»

Measure 3/4» Plastic CoinsHigh - quality coins with serrated edges accurately portray real money.

It's a delicate, naked offering that flits between mournful vocals, processed backward synths and serrated edges of what sounds like guitar distortion.

Sometimes there's kelp, and that's not very fun because there's a little serrated edge on the kelp that doesn't feel very pleasant.

The leaves have serrated edges cut into fine teeth.

The partially serrated edge allows you to perform both a push and a pull cut when needed.

The half - serrated edge makes it perfect for tougher jobs and clean, precise work.

Peel the pears, slice a small piece from the bottom so they'll stand up in a pan, and core the bottom of the pears using a sharp - serrated edge corer.

I arranged a variety of different child scissors in the box including Kushgrip Kid Scissors and Fiskars Paper Edgers which have different serrated edges.

Even better, it has the ability to sharpen both straight and serrated edge blades, including American, European and Asian styles.

Serrated edges slice and saw through tough surfaces.

Curly soft coats are highly undesirable.Airedales being shown are generally groomed by hand stripping where a small serrated edged knife is used to pull out loose hair from the dog's coat.

The rough and serrated edges of peach pits are scratchy and may cause irritation of the small intestine.

This vintage Turkish Oushak runner with Modern Tribal style features three hexagonal medallions with serrated edges in an abrash field surrounded by a geometric border.

The razor sharp stainless steel blade has a partially serrated edge, which is ideal for sawing, slicing, and for your own personal protection, you know, from that bear.

The knife itself locks into place, and the half - serrated edge makes the blade ready for whatever you throw at it.

The thorns which cover the branches have sharp, pointed tips and serrated edges.

There's Jamaican pika which is similar to ours since it's onion and vinegar - based, but it also has allspice and circular slices of carrots that are shaped like the serrated edge of a gear.

I have a Wusthof tomato knife that's the size of a smaller chef's knife with a serrated edge — I use it for most everything except it doesn't mince well.

Use a spoon with a serrated edge to slip in and scoop out all the seeds and membranes.

I think it is all in the serrated edge... some just work better than others.

It's better to wait until the bread is completely cool, and then cut with a long knife with serrated edge.

Pull out the small, thin leaves in the middle of the artichoke, and using a spoon (I use a grapefruit spoon with serrated edges), gently scrape out the choke at the bottom to reveal the bottom of the artichoke.

A palm punch: Basically, a giant hole punch that you press on to punch out shapes (ours makes 50p - sized circles with a serrated edge, but others are available).

If they're responsible enough, they can even start using a lettuce knife because it has a serrated edge that isn't sharp.

During its two - year expedition there, Opportunity drove to the edges of promontories along Victoria's serrated edge, allowing it to look across to the next ridge and image the layers of sediment.

This produces a serrated edge.

And of course a knife with a serrated edge is great for cutting softer food such as bread or tomatoes.

Aloe vera leaves are long and slightly curved with serrated edges.

Cut off the serrated edge.

Pumpkins grow on vines and usually have round leaves with serrated edges and five deep lobes.

The tree is native to the Northern Hemisphere, has rounded leaves with serrated edges, and very small pale yellow or red flowers that bloom in spring.

A wingtip - style toe cap with perforations and a serrated edge adds heritage - inspired character and makes the boot easy to adapt to a host of styling options — show the world you mean business by teaming them with tailoring, or highlight your free - spirited side by contrasting them with a floaty dress and opaque tights.

The hardest part for me was scooping it out as I did not have a spoon with a serrated edge as the site recommends.

A feisty, passionate performance by the Irish actress Deirdre O'Kane gives the inspirational biopic «Noble» a serrated edge of defiance and gumption.

However, some of the clients are not satisfied because the individual blades have serrated edges and this may cut the skin of the human or thin the coat too much.

They can climb trees and like all monitor lizards they are good swimmers Their teeth are laterally compressed with serrated edges, resembling those of flesh - eating sharks.

The segments of the shell don't fit together perfectly causing an uneven surface and the back of the shell forms a serrated edge.

The world of Shadowrun was weird mix of fantasy and sci - fi in which Tolkien-esque characters such as elves, orks, and dragons were given a serrated edge by dropping them into a near future, tech noir landscape.

Cutlery The biggest rule with cutlery is knives are always to the right of your plate with the serrated edge pointed inwards.

One tine even has a serrated edge for cutting.

This ergonomically - designed pie server has a serrated edge for perfect cutting and a broad triangular head for easily transferring pie to plate.