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Sentence Examples Remove the cake layers from the pans and cut both cake layers in half horizontally, using a serrated bread knife. The leaves are sharply serrated, never pinnate or pinnatifid, sometimes the serration is confined to the apices. They have strong pectoral fins with spines that are serrated on the outer side. Glossy coats of enamel paint bead up on the panels' edges, creating subtly serrated perimeters. The same serrated silhouette rounds off the long workshop volume on the opposite side of the cloister. It's a ceramic sharpener that's capable of touching up even serrated edges. We can only imagine what these serrated blades and shards of glass could do to the human body. You plunge into a winding cleft whose strata swirl across cliffs like a serrated knife through butter. With her free hand, she whipped it into her back pocket and pulled out a wallet-sized black object with a serrated edge at the top. And like wild dogs after a wounded buffalo, the ants swarmed over it, their terrible serrated jaws clamped tight or biting, biting, biting. The eight-ounce unit holds six screwdriver bits and has a serrated blade, needle-nose pliers, a metal saw, and a wood saw. They feature strong serrated jaws which clamp together when the trap is sprung. Using a long, serrated knife, neaten the ends and cut into 2cm-thick slices. She slammed the serrated edge into a hidden spot on the parasol and heard a sharp click. Women are willowy and bosomy, men all come bearing a twin-bladed knife with serrated edge. The edges of the tattered hull weren't jagged or serrated like a normal gash caused by a rocket or something more powerful than a normal laser. It is a whip-like weapon with a serrated spike on the end of a metallic rope. In the market I found almost everyone sold heavy, serrated, spring-loaded metal rattraps. Cut off the top of the heads with a serrated knife and squeeze out the garlic pulp. The kit contains a chef's knife, a serrated knife, a thin long knife for slicing meat, a boning knife, a paring knife, and a pair of scissors. Show More Sentences Peel the grapefruit and, using a serrated knife, cut out individual sections so that no white pith remains. Take your sharpest serrated bread knife and cut the stick in half across the middle. Starting in the 1860s the serrated diamond motif of Mexican-made serapes began to appear on Navajo blankets. The most dangerous part of a stingray is the tail with the rather nasty serrated barb. As well as having large canines for dealing with bigger prey, their cheek teeth are serrated, which enables them to strain krill from the water. The backside is undercut and serrated to prevent glare and is dovetailed into the slide with a set-screw for windage adjustments. In resolving the differences between the orthogonal basic plan and the circular forms of the domes, perimeter walls become serrated in plan. Then suddenly, he pulled the pinchers out, and in their serrated grasp was a perfectly round lead musket ball. It looks out over The Harbour, the Botanic Gardens and the symbolic, serrated sails of The Opera House. In some specimens the anterior edge of the base is serrated or irregularly denticulated. He finished with the wound and cut the thread with a serrated combat knife from the soldier's belt. By the end, his serrated anti-riffs are faster, clearer, louder, polyvalent, and virtually indistinguishable from his pre-Carpal recordings. Once there, the gastropods use their belt of serrated teeth, called radula, to slice the living cordgrass. The serrated or sawtooth wheel is most commonly used, but a smooth wheel is preferable on delicate fabrics. The outside surface of the fiber consists of a series of serrated scales which overlap each other much like the scales of a fish. The Spanish bayonet has leaves that are rigid with leaf margins that are sharply serrated. Cut in thickish slices with a serrated knife and serve warm, at room temperature or cold. It had leaf-shaped teeth designed for shredding plants rather than the triangular, blade-like serrated teeth of its meat-eating relatives. In this convolution, the edges of the blades in teeth 21-27 are serrated and show 15 denticles on each one. He will face speeds of up to 80 mph as he goes head first down the run on a solo toboggan, with only serrated metal toecaps acting as brakes. Show More Sentences He held out his hands, and a long staff of spectral blue light appeared between them, with a serrated, curved blade attached to one end. There is a long, serrated rostrum and the abdomen bears pointed terminations on the pleura. The serrated fins actually increase the surface area to allow for more heat dissipation. Long stems bearing one-inch flowers with a serrated petal edge bring a lacy look to floral arrangements, as well as the garden. When she surfaced, something brushed across her arm, a yellow heart-shaped leaf with serrated edges. If you have a dull serrated edge knife, which doesn't happen often, it is best to take it to a professional knife sharpener. I do use both plain and serrated blades often and the effectiveness of a serrated edge is unquestioned. The light shone off the silver blade, and Claire could see her distorted reflection above the serrated edge of the knife. The stout bill is conical, with serrated edges in some species. Behind the Hot Springs ' sweet hooks and sing-song melodies is a punk heartbeat, an intensity embedded in their serrated riffage and Webber's sexy snarl. Tyrannosaurs are surprisingly common in many North American fossil beds, especially their large, serrated teeth which they shed periodically like most archosaurs. They are an aromatic, light yellow-green, with serrated, toothed edges. It feels like an innocuous moment, it should be an innocuous moment, but such moments are like serrated precipices. The Superstar was the 1969 Adidas sneaker which featured the rubber toe cap and the iconic three serrated stripes along the side. The fronds differ in these ferns, the Bear's foot being wavy and serrated. Above, the serrated edge of the granite ridge cuts through the cobalt sky. A small saw or serrated blade such as an old bread knife can be used. It's sharp, serrated edge gleamed in the late morning sunshine. The serrated edge of his weapon cut deep into the metal, despite its apparent fragility, and split apart the armour plates that were fortifying the structure. Several times there came a harsh cry from hordes of goblin throats as they came charging out of the woods waving wicked looking black iron swords with serrated edges. Show More Sentences Randomly thrashing, the serrated edge of the hunter's knife cut a clean gash into the side of the beast's neck, letting loose a clean stream of crimson. Guilty pleas were also entered to driving while disqualified and without insurance and possession of a lock knife with a three-inch serrated blade. For now you get a cold black serrated blade held in place with a set screw in the front, pressing hard against an angled interior notch in the blade. Blacktip reef sharks have a fusiform body and a short rounded, blunt snout with an arched down-turned mouth filled with long sharp serrated teeth. The leaves are stalked, have a serrated outline, covered with stiff hair and their shape is ovoid and broad or bullate, hence the origin of species name. It is believed that the knife had a three-inch blade with a serrated edge. Untitled, 1999, is dominated by a bright yellow form with loopy protrusions on one side, serrated edges on the other and red, elliptical oblongs punctuating its middle. Six further species are in danger of extinction, i.e. marsh saxifrage, serrated wintergreen, meadow saffron, cottonweed, rough poppy and meadow saxifrage. Use a sharp serrated bread knife, which will give you elegant crunchy fingers of melba toast once dried out and crisped to golden brown in the oven. In some cases the leather has to be decorated with perforations while its edges may be serrated or gimped. We carefully handled serrated knives and hand saws to cut the EPS foam pieces smaller. A small thyroidotomy exposed one end of the serrated bone, which was simply grasped and pulled straight out toward the pyriform fossa. Secondly, serrated edges on the leading edge of owls' remiges muffle an owl's wing beats, allowing an owl's flight to be practically silent. In the case of some fishing species the bill is long and strongly serrated. The heraldic antelope has the body of a stag and the tail of a lion, with serrated horns, and a small tusk at the end of its snout. The platform acts as a small concrete island with serrated outer edges designed to withstand the impact of an iceberg. If the serrated wire parted the mine mooring cable, the mine would bob to the surface to be destroyed by gunfire. Sweeping was accomplished by suspending a serrated wire between two ships on a parallel course. The serrated teeth of tyrannosaurid dinosaurs, and biting structures in other animals. The final section, the Gower coast, is made up of a rugged and serrated peninsula. Show More Sentences Plant species in the North Sea include species of wrack, among them bladder wrack, knotted wrack, and serrated wrack. The sheath of the turtle's upper jaw possesses a denticulated edge, while its lower jaw has stronger, serrated, more defined denticulation. Using a serrated knife, cut the biscotti on an angle into slices, 1cm thick, then lay them back on to the baking tray. Using a serrated knife, cut the biscotti on angle into slices, 1cm thick, then lay them back on to the baking tray. To cut food, he uses an instrument like a serrated fish knife, as a combined fork and knife. Males chirp by rubbing their forewings together so that a smooth scraper on one moves across a serrated file on the other. Scalloped edges are gentler than serrated edges and leave a cleaner cut. The leaves are arranged in opposite pairs, from oblong to lanceolate, often downy, and with a serrated margin. The leaves of most species have lobed or serrated margins and are somewhat variable in shape. Anautogenous tabanid females ingest blood by lacerating the skin with serrated mouthparts and lapping up the pooled blood, which can cause significant irritation to the host. The myrica or sweet-gale, also, with its serrated leaves and dry berry, the ancient substitute for hops, presented itself in almost every part of the uncultivated moor. With a serrated knife, cut peel and outer membrane from grapefruit. Bettcher's new serrated blades are particularly effective for difficult trimming operations such as defatting beef strips and Monday morning hams. Out of the handles flipped the smooth blade and the serrated blade, which was dangerously sharp, the flathead screwdrivers, the Phillips screwdriver, the can opener, the awl. On older trees, the leaves are generally 5-15 cm long, unlobed, cordate at the base and rounded to acuminate at the tip, and serrated on the margins. In addition, 66 projects were delivered targeting blackberry, gorse, Paterson's curse, serrated tussock, ragwort and Bathurst burr and rabbit control. Examples from Classical Literature On one side of the missile was a hole drilled through the cupronickel into one of the grooves of the serrated plug. The doffer comb, a serrated metal plate the length of the rollers, removes the carded fibers from the last roller or doffer. The opening was so low as to be invisible just outside the serrated breastwork. The blade is incurvate, beveled on each side of both faces, and is in rare instances serrated. In some of these species the scales are highly specialized, pedunculate, or having the form of serrated leaves. So, all that were necessary to complete his personification of Old King Cole were the long-stemmed pipe and the serrated crown. Rocky headlines, behind which mountain foothills rose in serrated, verdurous ranks. We require also a vignetting mask suitable to the subject, with a serrated edge. The grooves provide a serrated cutting edge on the occlusal edge of the upper incisor. His saw, like the sword of the xiphias, is a long flattened bony snout, but is double-edged and serrated. The marginals lack ridges, and the posterolateral marginals are not serrated. The niche of the prayer rug is of medium height, often with serrated sides. The returner is also of cast iron, serrated on the edge, to admit the free flowing of the liquor to the mill-bed. With a rending, riving sound the ship split in two where the terrible, serrated back of the Hansel reef was sawing into her keel. The sun was just peeping over the serrated tops of the mountains. The serrated form of the gills will attract attention at once. Beside it, a tall needle of rock, serrated and sharp, shot up. Though of great size, it is of light structure, and serrated at the edges. The spines on all the trophi are more or less doubly serrated. In most species the seta is serrated with distant teeth on one side. Show More Sentences It was all of slaty formation, jagged, serrated, and gray with moss. Great slate-colored backs and high serrated dorsal fins shot up with a fringe of silver, and then rolled down into the depths again. Also they should be capped, welted, split or serrated, and waterproofed. The leaves are doubly serrated and three lobed, and cordate-ovate. Leaves broad, obovate, abruptly pointed and doubly serrated. All the spines of the trophi are in some degree doubly serrated. Find more words! 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