How To Use Milled In A Sentence
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While the introductions were being given, he windmilled his right arm, like David getting ready to smite Goliath with a sling.
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The removal of the State capital from Milledgeville to Atlanta also gave the renaissant city a good start, and the wonderful manner in which it drew trade and capital to it from all sides made it the envy of its sister Georgian cities.
The Great South; A Record of Journeys in Louisiana, Texas, the Indian Territory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland
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Standard potting mixes made up of finely milled bark chips can altered to a specific plant's special needs by mixing them with other potting compost ingredients such as vermiculite, perlite, coir fibre or leaf mould.
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The grain is still milled locally.
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Do you know the usage of a diamond milled microprism?
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This reminds me of one time that the chiller broke down and it took about 13 1/2 hours to put a new shaft in it because it had to be milled at a machine shop and then put in there.
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The algae are washed with fresh deionized water, sun-dried, and then milled down to powder form to become AlgaeCal.
Forever Young
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Investigations found samples of rice seed as well as unmilled and milled rice containing transgenic strains.
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Then, I switched to old, soft aluminum, milled from a single block.
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Heritage also uses freshly milled flour, purchased from a local miller, and both bakeries use a slow-rise yeast to make their bread.
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The root can be milled into flour, since yautia is very hypoallergenic food and also high in calories.
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My senses were all confused as within my sight was a king's ransom - Spanish gold doubloons and shining silver reals, gold pieces of eight, old English milled gold guineas, crowns, minted silver shillings.
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Pairs of people stood in the cubicles that formed the con - voluted perimeter of the hall, and a throng milled in the center, making contacts.
Split Infinity
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Refined white flour is what's left after the nutrient-packed germ and bran are milled out of the wheat kernel.
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But that same night he raised from several sources a motley mound of coin: Spanish milled dollars, English crowns and shillings, a French half-crown.
Robert Morris
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The drilled and tapped receiver, hinged floorplate, trigger guard, and magazine follower are all made from milled steel.
Has anyone heard of a J C Higgins model 50 chambered in 270. It was my dads gun and he gave it to me and was just wondering.
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Little bits fall off the car, some trifling part has been improperly milled, a mechanic makes a mistake.
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The rocker's stiles, arms, and stretchers were made from unmilled hickory sticks, occasionally with the bark left on.
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Typically, these ores have been milled and floated to produce a concentrate of higher metal grades.
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The rice was then cut with the sickle and carried in on the head, then threshed with the flail, then milled and dressed, in some cases wholly by human labor, and in others by a rude machine, called a pecker mill.
The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom Considered in Their Various Uses to Man and in Their Relation to the Arts and Manufactures; Forming a Practical Treatise & Handbook of Reference for the Colonist, Manufacturer, Merchant, and Consumer, o
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Nearby, groups of wildebeest, nyala antelope and zebra milled about their cages and enormous white rhinos rested on their sides in their long pens.
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According to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support 50 percent more weight than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree.
Daniel Flahiff | Inhabitat
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During an election campaign this year, recently appointed Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra pledged to use government funds to buy unmilled rice from farmers at 15,000 baht, or about $500, a ton at the coming harvest.
Thailand Wagers on Rising Rice Prices
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Milled rice contains agglomerates, or clumps, of starch and protein.
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He was a carpenter after all, and I am told that carpenters in those days chopped their own trees and milled the wood by hand. and he was semitic. and he was called a glutton and a drunkard by his detractors, so maybe he had a belly and a red nose?
Philocrites: Christmas loot report.
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Apparently they obtain the needful proteid and fat from the beans; while the coarse once-milled rice furnishes them with starch, gluten, and mineral salts, etc.
No Animal Food and Nutrition and Diet with Vegetable Recipes
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Minerals are finely milled and have the appearance of powder, yet give the coverage of foundation, and are enriched with minerals and vitamins but no nasties.
The Sun
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Dried lactose is milled to 100-or 200-mesh granulation and air conveyed to one of three 100,000-pound storage bins.
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A portion of this sample was crushed and milled into a fine powder.
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Thirteen major companies milled durum wheat in the United States in 1991 when DGP was organized, but there have been significant changes since then.
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The fabric is a plush milled finish with a luxurious cashmere like feel in charcoal with a blue chalk stripe.
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Angola has joined Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique and Lesotho, which decided last year to ban unmilled seeds.
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Cake flour, which is milled from a soft wheat, has a finer texture and a lower gluten content.
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After the husk is removed, the rice is milled to remove the bran and the germ or embryo.
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A milled ducatoon is worth eighty stivers; but an unmilled ducatoon is worth no more than seventy-two.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 13
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Miryam sweeps the milled wheat out of her quern, pours in a new load of kernels.
Evan Eisenberg: Mary Christ (Part 5)
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Ingredients(Serves two as a starter)500g rump or sirloin steak1 bunch large asparagus10 olives1 punnet cherry tomatoes200g mixed salad leaves, such as rocket or watercress2 spring onions 100ml olive oil10ml red wine vinegar10ml balsamic vinegar½ tsp Dijon mustard½ tsp grated horseradish (or horseradish sauce if you can't get fresh)Rock saltFresh milled black pepperMethodCut off the woody part of the asparagus stalk.
Beef, asparagus and horseradish salad recipe / Angela Hartnett
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Lawyers milled about, some not much spiffier than their clients; only Edie Dances attorney was in a suit that had been shaped by a tailor after purchase.
Roadside Crosses
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Who says electronic devices have to be moulded out of unyielding plastic or milled from hard metal?
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The bulk of the latest consignment is unmilled.
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ROEMER: Well, given the latest information that we read in the papers today, that somebody could have cultured, milled, and weaponized it, it was fairly new anthrax, meaning in the last couple of years, I think the FBI needs to continue to go after both a domestic source, which they've kind of honed in on, but also it could be foreign.
CNN Transcript Jun 23, 2002
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Beans were soaked, the testae were removed, and the flour was milled and dried.
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In that pause, Carol windmilled both fists, knocking the gun hand askew.
VAPOR TRAIL
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Razzaq windmilled his arms, and Inzamam-ul-Haq came, a wide smile painted on his face, and lifted him up.
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They milled around the ballroom with video cameras.
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He reportedly eats the cheapest form of unmilled rice and spends much of his wealth on development projects.
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A textile strap is threaded around all shelves, through milled notches in the wood, firmly tying them together.
Verwoben (Interwoven) Shelves by Marco dos Santos Pina
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From the relationship between yield and quality, although yield increasing can advance milled quality but the surface, nutrient quality and sapor marks declined.
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‘When you have very finely milled starch and sugar together the effect on teeth can be worse than sugar, perhaps because of the stickiness,’ he said.
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English pound coins have milled edges.
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Cake flour, which is milled from a soft wheat, has a finer texture and a lower gluten content.
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It made coins with plain rather than milled or otherwise marked edges.
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I kicked and the water fractured, shattered into hundreds of ripples that milled out and scattered over the lake's surface.
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Brands evolved after the Civil War as a pledge of quality for newly mobile individuals who no longer had personal connections with the cobbler who made their boots or the farmer who milled their grain.
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This is unrefined flour, so most of the grain remains intact when milled, giving a flour that is much higher in fibre than refined white flour.
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Gathers up her grain -- milled, unmilled -- and walks quickly toward the house. mem bet
Evan Eisenberg: Mary Christ (Part 5)
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Women habitually baked bread, churned butter, brewed beer, sewed clothes, knitted stockings, spun yarn, and even sometimes milled flour and wove cloth.
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Battered of nose, flat of mouth, there was both a roughness and an ephemeral quality about him, like a moth made from unmilled lumber.
Villa Incognito
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Samples of 8-10 kg were crushed and milled, and the less than 400 [mu] m fraction was sieved out.
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At its no-frills Chelsea galleries, a far younger crowd milled around and chatted their way through a buzzy, successful sale that had Simon fast-talking - or should I say shouting?
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Students milled around, offering a disconnected sense of safety.
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Add a teaspoon of salt, and a sprinkling of milled pepper.
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It was a most interesting group of passengers who milled about inside and around the tiny terminal.
Titanic - Destination disaster
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The grain was coarsely milled.
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People milled around, nosily loitering and rubbernecking.
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Add some freshly milled black pepper.
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Brown Rice Brown rice is unmilled, its bran, germ, and aleurone layers intact.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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Out on the sidewalk of Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz's main shopping street, the normal carnival of pedestrians, loiterers, court jesters, fools, and mendicant troubadours milled and mingled on a warm spring afternoon.
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They milled about, some slept, some ate, others played cards or gambled on games of dice.
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But right in front of it is an ad for Bugler's craftsmanship in the form of a building: a box wrapped in colourfully corroded steel, with windows milled from sapele wood.
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But Mrs. Whishtablount knew a thing or two about religious people, especially the dangerous crowds that milled around in prophetic theme parks, and she alone realized the danger in which Santa now found himself.
Part the Eighth: The Meaning of Christmas « Unknowing
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This mixture includes soil, burned husks, plants from the legume family, fresh leaves, a byproduct of milled rice, and manure.
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Pour it over the chicken livers. Add a teaspoon of salt, and a sprinkling of milled pepper.
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Even the stream that rumbled nearby had been sullied by processing the milled ore into slurry for the smelter.
PAINT THE WIND
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Supply for exports will be further limited by a government program that will buy most of the rice from farmers at 15,000 baht $485 a ton, around 40% above market rates for unmilled rice.
Rice Prices Set to Keep Rising
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People stepped up onto the covered porches of shops, took off their sandals, and brushed past the hanging banners whose ideograms and painted representations advertised the nature of the shop within: bakery; sandals; bed nets; savory pies; candies; apothecary; milled and unmilled grains.
Spirit Gate
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These are clad in stainless-steel panels with a highly milled finish that absorbs light and colour more than it reflects them.
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Refined white flour is what's left after the nutrient-packed germ and bran are milled out of the wheat kernel.
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Nearby, groups of wildebeest, nyala antelope and zebra milled about their cages and enormous white rhinos rested on their sides in their long pens.
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I milled about with the prospective sitters, and then we were all ushered into the seance room in the medium's bungalow.
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Refined white flour is what's left after the nutrient-packed germ and bran are milled out of the wheat kernel.
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After the husk is removed, the rice is milled to remove the bran (the brown skin just under the husk) and the germ or embryo (the life of a rice kernel which grows into a rice plant).
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Our experimental setup consists of a custom-made Langmuir trough milled 7 from a solid piece of virgin Teflon (27.5 × 6.25 × 0.63 cm) epoxied to a thin copper plate.
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Cloths manufaftured from the above wool are fix quar - ters broad duffles; fix quarter broad blue milled cloths, at from 4S. to 10%. per yard; three quarters to yard broad leys, iarges, Ihafts, plaidings, baizes, linfey woolfeys, jefl« mies, and ftripped apron ftufts.
The statistical account of Scotland. Drawn up from the communications of the ministers of the different parishes
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I sneered and scowled, windmilled and duckwalked, picked and plucked.
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Uranium was extracted and milled for Soviet weapons in all its countries.
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It was only discovered in 2002 that genetically modified maize had been coming into the country in unmilled food aid, unannounced, for several years.
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AES Drax is also seeking approval to test a plant-based biomass fuel, milled palm nut.
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The double doors to the entrance were propped open, and a few people milled around on the first floor.
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On a recent visit, in the hallway outside an M.R.I. room, a patient milled around in a light blue paper gown.
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Casings and mopboards were milled on site from local pine.
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A microdermabrasion tool with a disc coated in finely milled aluminium oxide crystals, which buffs and vacuums dead skin cells.
Times, Sunday Times
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Individual colours can be tinted to order and various intarsia designs can be milled onto the Durat surface.
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That would be about 900,000 tonnes of unmilled rice, or paddy.
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Who says electronic devices have to be moulded out of unyielding plastic or milled from hard metal?
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If the West ate unmilled brown rice, husks and all (delicious, by the way), we would consume less food, and better food.
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It was a most interesting group of passengers who milled about inside and around the tiny terminal.
Titanic - Destination disaster
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He entered the lavatory unnoticed as dozens of shoppers milled around and waited in the next cubicle.
Times, Sunday Times
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We kinda milled around for a few minutes, went through the fridge for water or soda, picked warm lunchmeat and cheese off the deli trays sprawled across the desks, and went back outside.
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After David went on his way, the rest of us milled about the airport for the rest of our layover.
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Unique to the U - 2 is that the main wing planks are milled from large single billets of metal, rather than built up of riveted sheet metal, I-beams and U-channels.
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After the herbs are milled into powder, they're tested again.
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Radially sawn timbers give better yields and more stable sections than conventionally milled timbers.
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Portable stereos were blasting and beers being downed as people milled around watching the artists at work.
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Williams windmilled his arm before crossing the plate, and as the Yankee dugout, led by Jeter, spilled onto the field, Matsui followed him home.
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At the same time, the dairymaid produced her usual six cloves of butter, repairs were made to the castle, the harvest was brought in and the grain was milled.
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People milled around, gazing out to sea and watching the waves lapping at the jetty in silent worship.
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Now quickly add the chives, ricotta, torta Gorgonzola and pecorino plus a seasoning of freshly milled pepper and stir until the cheese begins to melt.
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Outside there was a chicken coop and John had already bought three chickens and a rooster and they now milled about the coop pecking at bugs on the ground.
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Great hounds milled, their foamy jaws hinting at madness as they bit at each other before the sight of the dragonette and the frog set them running.
Odyssey
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Women habitually baked bread, churned butter, brewed beer, sewed clothes, knitted stockings, spun yarn, and even sometimes milled flour and wove cloth.
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The Zambian government rightly resisted bringing in unmilled GMO maize seed (to allow people to mill it here).
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When we first arrived at one of the designated factories and saw wing struts being milled out of solid slabs of Aluminium on a milling machine 80 metres long, I was gobsmacked - swarf and shiny metal everywhere.
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She prepares local brew known as "malwa" for sale, using millet that is fried on a large metallic tray, milled, mixed with water, and after a few days, it's ready.
Kiva Loans
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We milled briefly in groups and then dispersed, confused but elated, still burning with whatever primal element any great, powerful music ignites inside us.
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Only soap made from best quality fats is usually milled, a suitable base being that obtained by saponifying a blend of the finest white tallow with a proportion, not exceeding 25 per cent., of cocoa-nut oil, and prepared as described in Chapter V.
The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
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There was smiling and greeting and comradery all around as people milled around to see who else was there.
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Add some freshly milled black pepper.
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The steel is forged, milled of the superfulous, tempered & polished then you have something fine, though there is a lot of ways to totally bodge the process on the way.
Why Are The Ammo Shelves Empty? What, Exactly, Are People Afraid Of?
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Unmilled barley comes in two forms, both dead cheap.
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Tough, swarthy men milled about with bales and ropes.
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The machine-milled frames are strengthened for crashworthiness.
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Even the stream that rumbled nearby had been sullied by processing the milled ore into slurry for the smelter.
PAINT THE WIND
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In the days of Nad Al Sheba, at a typical race, men milled around the floodlit track in flowing white dishdashas and head scarves while women in black abayas sat cross-legged on the lawn that embraced the track, poring over racing forms.
All the Sheikh’s Horses
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The grain, which had been cut and stooked in the field was gathered up and fed into one end, and out the other, with much shaking and rocking and flying of dust and deafening noises, came the grain clean, stripped of straw and chaff and ready to be milled.
The Threshing Machine
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The prisoners milled around the belly of the ship as they tried to find a place to call home.
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One or two people, tiny specks, milled around on the dock.
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Individual samples weighing 24 kg were collected from the Dal and Bandak volcanics and were crushed and milled.
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Apparently Mrs Brown went to a regular meeting and the moment she was gone everyone got up and milled about, chatting and laughing.
SOMEBODY
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Instant, or ‘five-minute’ polenta, is pre-cooked maize flour that has been dried and remilled.
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Rice-industry officials say exports may slump to five million tons because in addition to the flooding, the Thai government has promised to buy unmilled rice, or paddy—which is rice with its husk intact—from farmers at a price that's now about 50% above the prevailing market rate.
Rice Prices Head Higher
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That evening after the final lecture — about the certainty of death — we meditators filed down to the front hall and milled around in front of the coat closet.
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Yes | No | Report from sarg wrote 10 weeks 5 days ago yohan, alow charge will not flame cut a backstrap, only hot loads, but with the Rear sight milled in and flame cutting in the front the backstrap was probly getting very weak, but yes, a can detinate with disasterous results ... low charge, if the powder get away from the primer,
An Expert Gunsmith on Over-Pressure Rounds and Exploding Handguns
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All our flours are milled using traditional methods.
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Refined white flour is what's left after the nutrient-packed germ and bran are milled out of the wheat kernel.
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Others milled there, as fortuneless and disinterested as I.
Shaman's Crossing
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The funeral had taken all morning and thousands of angry mourners still milled around the barren cemetery in Gaza.
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Roethlisberger has been allowed to get all his ducks in a row since the charges were dropped against him from the March 5th incident in Milledgeville, GA where he was accused of sexually assaulting a 20 year old co-ed.
Dexter Rogers: Ben Roethlisberger Sits, Not Named Captain: Will He Get His Job Back?
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A little sea salt and freshly milled pepper are very good here, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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Results showed that the characters with high heritability are amylose content, seed shape, seed longness, chalkiness rate, brown rice rate and milled rice rate.
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These are clad in stainless-steel panels with a highly milled finish that absorbs light and colour more than it reflects them.
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Key to the effort was the fast production of specialized machines that fabricated precast concrete girders and fitted their edges with milled steel flanges.
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John leaned against the doorway and watched as she milled about the room putting clothes and other items into a brown carpet bag.
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My senses were all confused as within my sight was a king's ransom - Spanish gold doubloons and shining silver reals, gold pieces of eight, old English milled gold guineas, crowns, minted silver shillings.
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More than two million tons of unmilled Thai rice—around 8% of the country's main harvest—has been hit by the floods, with transport links to the main ports in Bangkok and Laem Chabang badly disrupted.
Floodwaters Take Heavy Toll on Thailand
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The Angolan government has hit back at critics of its move last month to ban unmilled genetically modified seed in donations meant for the hungry.
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Startled, the pack had run for the shelter of the trees, where they had milled about uncertainly.
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The dogs, losing the scent, milled about in confusion.
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Most of our rural-dwelling kin actually grow their own maize, cassava or millet that they have milled at village mills.
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The herbs are screened and finely milled for quick release and effectiveness in the body.
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The press milled around in confusion for a moment or two.
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It takes two to three times longer to cook than the milled version of the same variety, and has a chewy texture and a rich aroma, often described as nutty.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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It will be seen that the scale proper is attached to the quartz wedge, which is moved by the milled head, and attached to the other quartz wedge is a small scale called a vernier which is fixed, and which serves for the exact determination of the movable scale with reference to it.
Scientific American Supplement No. 822, October 3, 1891
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The goodmen with their heavy top-boots or jack-boots, their milled or frieze stockings, their warm periwigs surmounted by fur caps or beaver hats or hoods; and with their many-caped great-coats or full round cloaks were dressed with a sufficient degree of comfort, though they did not possess the warm woollen and silken underclothing which now make a man's winter attire so comfortable.
Sabbath in Puritan New England
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Billy hauled on the lead reins and drew the horses up in a cloud of dust close to the corral where the fresh horses milled around.
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Millions of dollars were spent in dewatering the Centennial mine, deepening both the No.3 and No.6 shafts, and constructing a pilot concentrator plant that milled ore from June 1975 to October 1976.
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Cake flour, which is milled from a soft wheat, has a finer texture and a lower gluten content.
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Dozens of people milled around Charing Cross Road and Denmark Street.
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Scattered groups of tourists milled around the surrounding grassland, and nobody seemed to know how to enter.
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People milled around, some walking around leisurely and others hurrying about their business.
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I immediately raised the flaps and began full braking, slowing enough to take an instinctive left turn off the runway onto taxiway bravo as the prop windmilled to a halt.
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Iris picks out the pungency of sappy, new-milled wood, the resin-scented oil, an eggy stink of sulfur, male sweat.
CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
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About them, a flock of sheep and goats milled aimlessly.
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Some of the people around me lay prostrate on the ground, while others milled around, looking, pointing and whispering to each other.
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Since the wheat used is milled to remove the outside layer, it's highly unlikely that pasta will contain pesticide residues.
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