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Example sentences for "each piece"

  • When it has boiled hard, dip the artichokes into the butter, (each piece should be twice dipped,) and fry them brown.

  • When quite cold, cut each egg lengthways into four or six pieces, taking a bit off one end of each piece or slice.

  • Also, a quarter of a pound of fresh butter; divide into four pieces, each piece rolled in flour.

  • When it has boiled hard, dip the artichokes into the batter, (each piece should be twice dipped,) and fry them brown.

  • These dumplings may be made with jam or marmalade, formed into a heap or lump, and laid in the centre of each piece of paste.

  • Bits of wood ought to be nailed on the edges of the cross pieces, having a groove cut in each piece, and sufficiently large for a case to lie in.

  • Such a frame could be readily taken to pieces by withdrawing the bolts of the hinges, and if each piece, supposing the boat to be 4ft.

  • Peonies are propagated by division of the roots in early fall, one good strong eye being left to each piece.

  • The majority of cannas, however, are grown from pieces of the roots (rhizomes), each piece having a bud.

  • Each piece is either a simple hollow ring or a pileate and reticulate cap, composed of a ring and several connected bars.

  • Each piece is a hemispherical or flatly cap-shaped siliceous body, often with radial striations, and with a thin solid wall.

  • Each piece of the skeleton is a little fenestrated hat or topped pyramid, as in Distephanus.

  • One end of each piece is tapered to a point beginning 12 in.

  • Mark the ends of each piece with a figure or letter, so that when they are assembled, the same ends will come together again.

  • The shape of each piece for a ski, as it appears before bending, is shown in Fig.

  • The pointed end of each piece is placed in boiling water for at least 1 hour, after which the pieces are ready for bending.

  • As soon as each piece is ready, it should be put into a rack, or stood upon its edges, and sent quickly to table.

  • Cut the steaks into pieces about 3 inches long and 2 wide, allowing a small piece of fat to each piece of lean, and arrange the meat in layers in a pie-dish.

  • Place four quarters of apple in the center of each piece of dough.

  • Place three slices of cucumber on each piece of tomato.

  • Bring the four corners of each piece up around the apple, pressing tightly together.

  • Arrange six stalks on each piece of lettuce.

  • Fourteen of these pieces will be found to be the best number; and, of course, the breadths of each piece must be measured accordingly.

  • The puzzle is, to cut the cardboard into four pieces of equal size, each piece to be of the same shape, and to contain three circles, without cutting into any of them.

  • A hook should be fixed into the centre of each piece of wood, so that they may be suspended, and a weight hung to the lower one.

  • Stick a clove in each piece of fruit, and boil in the sugar until thoroughly done.

  • Place in a buttered pan, season with salt and pepper, place on each piece three or four round slices of cooked carrots, add half a glass of white wine, cover with buttered paper, and cook slowly.

  • Put a poached egg on top of each piece, and cover with sauce Madere with fresh mushrooms.

  • Before serving place a slice of truffle on top of each piece of sole.

  • Spread the hot hash thickly on thin slices of buttered toast, slip a poached egg on to each piece, sprinkle with pepper, salt, and minced parsley.

  • Spread on strips of toast or bread and lay strips of anchovy on each piece.

  • Lay a slice of tomato on each piece, put a pimola in the centre, curl an anchovy around it and border with stiff Mayonnaise, using the pastry bag and tube.

  • Cut stale bread in circles, lay half of a peeled and cored apple on each piece.

  • Use a melon baller to scoop out centers from one end of each piece.

  • Place 1 or 2 pieces of chicken on each piece of foil.

  • Put one carrot and one potato on each piece of foil.

  • Brush center of each piece of dough with a thin layer of mustard, if desired, then brush the outer 1/2-inch of the rectangle with egg wash.

  • Cut each fish in half across, and lay them in the bottom of a pie dish, sprinkle breadcrumbs, pats of butter, pepper and salt, between and on each piece.

  • Set up each piece on end, scoop it out till nearly the bottom and fill up with bits of cold salmon or lobster in mayonnaise sauce.

  • Put in the middle of each piece a little square of very fat bacon, a sprig of parsley, pepper and salt.

  • Harry's business was to dress down one of the flat faces of each piece till it was smooth, straight and true both with the grain and across it.

  • You can judge from it the number of pieces of stock required, and their over-all dimensions This saves much time at the wood pile, and tells at a glance to just what size you must square up each piece of stock.

  • A method sometimes used is to glue near the ends of each piece a triangular block of wood, as shown at d.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each piece" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    each about; each barrel; each board; each bottle; each cheek; each commune; each company; each consisting; each corps; each cupful; each end; each family; each finger; each formation; each genus; each hand; each instrument; each item; each morning; each paragraph; each prison; each province; each sheet; each woman; each word; picric acid