10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNAPPETIZINGLY»
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unappetizingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unappetizingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The silky fish, one of my favorites, and accompanying maitake mushrooms, were
drowned in a toasted rice consommé that was under-seasoned and
unappetizingly murky. The saving mouthful? A single lobe of San Diego-
harvested sea ...
2
Black, White, and Indian: Race and the Unmaking of an ...
Butchered beef could only be shipped in refrigerated cars, and before 1879, cuts
of beef lay for days directly on blocks of ice, leaving meats partially decomposed
and unappetizingly discolored. Cattle were therefore shipped live in small lots to
...
He only bought a pint of Coca Cola and a few doughnuts, which he ate slowly
and unappetizingly. If it had been a journey of a different purpose, how happy
and excited he would have been. It had always been a huge excitement
whenever he ...
4
Jane Austen, Or, The Secret of Style
... even somewhat embarrassing implement for removing and disposing of matter
that, however originally tempting as "food" on the plate, has perhaps only minutes
later, and with no digestion having taken place, become unappetizingly visible ...
5
Barbarous Play: Race on the English Renaissance Stage
“Gross” represents the corpulence, coarseness, or rankness of matter (OED),
matter in its most unappetizingly Aristotelian formulation, and by extension, the
unrefined, dull, or egregiously malicious element in morality or intellect. Clasped
in a ...
6
On the Origin of Tepees: Why Some Ideas Spread While Others ...
William Hamilton and George Williams, two prominent evolutionary theorists,
independently came up with the answer. And the answer, rather unappetizingly,
was this: nothing but genes. Just as the only real substance behind a rainbow is
a ...
That Emerson sounds unappetizingly standoffish and self-focused here should
not distract from the fact that he clearly prizes— or at least thinks he prizes—
independence of mind in his future wife more than he values submission or ...
Lawrence BUELL, Lawrence Buell, 2009
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Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual, Mavericks Edition
(The Mac can read Windows disks and flash drives, which use unappetizingly
named formatting schemes like FAT32 and NTFS, but Windows can't read Mac
hard drives or flash drives.) Most iPods work great for this process, too; they can ...
The father of the dummy, or "notional," army is Gideon, judge of the Israelites,
who faced with scant resources an unappetizingly large opponent. His target was
a Midianite force, but his own band was too small to intimidate them into flight or ...
John Bowyer Bell, Barton Whaley, 1991
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The European Antarctic: Science and Strategy in Scandinavia ...
They produced little oil, and both their meat and eggs tasted unappetizingly of
fish. The only record of a commercial transaction involving them was also the last
—when Hoel tried to sell the netting from their pens.208 Maps were a better ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNAPPETIZINGLY»
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unappetizingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Georgia cattlemen extend grazing with turnips, kale and other greens
This provides cattle a nutrient-dense forage source after their traditional forage, bermudagrass, has turned an unappetizingly brown. “Brassicas give us high ... «Southeast Farm Press, Dec 13»
DINING OUT / Fresh seafood's off the hook at San Mateo's Yuzu
Tempura ice cream ($4) wore an unappetizingly thick coat of bland batter, and red bean mochi ice cream ($4.50) was nearly flavorless. Yuzu offers a huge ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 07»
