Scrape (verb)

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 434.

Candied peel

1. Another speciality is Naples Easter cake, a shortcrust pastry case filled with ricotta cheese, candied fruit and spices. 2. Decorate with candied peel and angelica. 3. I ... I was next door getting some more of those candied mice. 4. Lightly knead the dough on a floured surface, working in the candied peel, raisins and sultanas.

1. I'll have to scrape the ice off the windscreen before we set off. 2. It was not until we felt the exhaust pipe scraping along the road that we realized there was something wrong with the car. 3. Metal scraped loudly as the snowplow drove past. 4. Outside snow plows were scraping the street. 5. Stop scraping your chair! 6. The sound of knives and forks scraping against plates filled the canteen. 7. Three workmen came into the store – I could hear their boots scraping on the floor. 8. We scraped our shoes on the doorstep to get the mud off them.9. You'll need to scrape the windshield - it's covered in ice. 10. A wind sound scrapes its thatching of sticks.11. Furious Republicans united against it, and it barely scraped by. 12. So Tod and his brother Frank scraped some money together. 13. He hears a scraping sound: a chair being moved. 14. I can't scrape you off my mind nor even, it seems, off the end of my pen. 15. The sharp rocks, or moraine, which were stuck in the glaciers caused them to scrape out the valleys much deeper. 16. We wanted one of us to be there when Drew or Melinda scraped a knee or lost a friend.17. Where the water dripped on to my dirt floor, I scraped a trench with my pocket knife to let it drain out. 18. Even so, without his father's family connection he wouldn't have scraped through the entrance exam. 19. Liverpool scraped through 2-1 on aggregate to a tie with Porto in the next round. 20. She is practical in the way that people who scrape through life are. 21. The aim is to cut costs enough to scrape through today's recession. 22. There was only just room to scrape through between the roots of the tree and the edge. 23. They scraped through by an 8-7 margin and now travel to Upminster in the next round. 24. Between 25 to 50 means you could scrape a living as a comic with appalling taste in T-shirts. 25. My family knew that however long and however hard they worked to scrape a living, they would always be poor. 26. Their rural cousins, who still make up 75% of the population, scrape a living from the soil. 27. His bare feet scraping on the gritty cement pavement made such an unpleasant sound that Fakhru decided not to follow too closely.