potato peelings造句

• Among them : giving blood for money and making pancakes out of potato peelings.
• One of the party, James Burke, is said to have thrown away some potato peelings while cooking.
• The least amount of veggie or potato peelings left on the ground " will " attract attention.
• At that time, to stretch the supply of flour, the Maltese mixed flour with potato peelings, making a sort of brown bread.
• The situation became so dire that bread once again became white when there were no more potato peelings to add to flour.
• "Potato Bug Boogie " and " Potato Peelings Polka, " but also displays a British air pistol, dubbed the Spudmatic, that shoots potato pellets.
• It is a festival celebrating the town's history and culture with such events as potato peeling competitions, spud and spoon races and spud golf.
• He cited cases where small businesses have been hit with lawsuits or charges of thousands of dollars for throwing away chicken bones or potato peelings.
• A few doors down, children sat around a table, drawing with colored pencils as their mother threw potato peelings to plump rabbits in open-top cages.
• More problematic are drain blockages caused by shredded waste that is fibrous, e . g ., artichoke leaves, or starchy, e . g ., potato peelings.
• As the Jews were marched back into the ghetto that evening from their work assignments, they were searched, and those that were found with food, even potato peelings, were arrested.
• In the morning, food rations consisted of half a liter of ersatz coffee; at noon, three quarters of a liter of hot water containing potato peelings; and, in the evening, 150 grams of bread.
• When the diarrhoea got better I was given a pint of soup extra-made from turnip & potato peelings-every day for 6 months & my vitamin tablets which I had been allowed to keep with me.
• The Patent Office has granted about 100 patents for baldness remedies, which include preparations made from deep-sea mud, potato peelings and emu oil, as well as devices that zap the head with an electrical current.
• And the average garbage man just wanted the mayor and everyone else to know that his dignity wasn't on the ground with the maggots and the flies and the potato peelings he had to pick up every day.
• It's a pity St . Julia _ by all accounts a down-to-earth person as well as an icon _ didn't save her potato peelings over the years; they might have been packaged and sold as religious relics for foodies.
• Taking place in historic downtown Elizabeth City, North Carolina, the event features the " National Potato Peeling Contest ", " Little Miss Tater Tot pageant ", potato sack races, a 5K Fun Run and live culinary competitions featuring area chefs.
• Some heated their pine houses with a coal boiler ( in an nearby outhouse ) and hot-water pipes, others used heaps of vegetable matter ( grass cuttings, potato peelings, etc . ) decaying under the benches of the pine house.
• Oleksandra Veselova, a 60-year-old museum archivist born in the village of Kurin in the southern Chernihiv region, one of area's most devastated by the famine, said that her grandmother recalled eating " grass, potato peelings, young tree bark and leaves ."
• Rationed calories halved in the winter of 1944 / 5 making food an obsession, with the poor in the towns having to spend hours queuing for a few cabbage leaves and potato peelings, fainting with hunger, even after the life saving Red Cross parcels started to arrive.