Usar "staple" en una oración

1. The plants had leaves like North American pond lillies with a ruffle of lavender flowers along the edge, but they were a species of lon, a class of plants that is a local staple crop

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2. So went over to one of those little fabric places and bought in a long enough piece of felt that I could cover the table and then I got another brilliant idea: gee brilliant ideas are contagious! All I had to do was get the piece of felt big enough so I could wrap that baby completely over the 5 foot poker table and have 5 inches of felt underneath the table so I could staple the underneath part of the felt to the back of the poker table

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3. My ―favorite‖ staple is the one where a cloddish, brawny type is properly set down and summarily vanquished with relative ease by an unassuming ―cutie‖ ready, willing and able of taking on all comers who step out of line

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4. Goat meat is a staple in Africa and South/Central America, and Asia

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5. Around them more campfires could be seen, soldiers like them who were about to cook something of their own, usually broths of wheat or barley which were the main staple food the army provided

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6. The first crop of our staple food, that will sustain us for six months before the second harvest is reaped

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7. The Cowboy and Indian films of the 1950s became a Hollywood staple

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8. They grew their staple, cazabi (yucca), in mounds, about knee high and perhaps twice as wide, that were called conuco

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9. No one ever hears of a flesh-eater boiling his staple article of diet and throwing away the liquor

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10. We could staple the pages together and hand it around for people to read!‖

11. that ‘basic arithmetic is still the staple of 8th-grade math

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12. roof and staple it down

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13. ” This was a call for unilateral disarming of our intelligence services to match the disarmament of our military, which has long been a staple of the radical agenda

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14. stapler on the desk, and wanted to staple the SOB on his head, but instead he

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15. I calmed my breathing and, as part of a hazy plan, I reached back to the fence, brought out my knife and felt for a staple

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16. My fingers quickly guided the point of the knife as I pried loose the bent wire staple and slipped it in my shirt pocket

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17. How would Troaz’s horse react when I let fly with a staple?

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18. Zap! The staple hit harmlessly, but to the horse it must have felt like a bee sting

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19. remains a staple on tables around the end of Ramadan,

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20. Bottom line here is, those foods should be occasional treats for both kids and adults, not staple foods that can be found in your kitchen

21. Craigslist is a staple in over 450 cities spread across 50 countries

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22. “people out there” along with the heavy duty staple gun

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23. That thing was able to shoot a big staple into anything

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24. She sacrificed her daily potato to me as I could no longer stomach the staple food of Egypt – foule and falafel [red beans and fried vegetables]

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25. Made out of wheat from the heartland of the good ol’ USA, the staple of our American diet

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26. However they still had to go outside to farm their staple food source, rice, but due to the storage time of dry rice, they rapidly built up stocks

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27. The Super Grain from South America Was a staple of the ancient Incas, who called it “the mother grain”

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28. It remains an important staple in South America cuisine, as it contains more protein than most other grains

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29. Armed with a staple gun and plastic sheeting, Travis and Curran spent an hour patching up

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30. Word got around and the tavern became the place for foreign nationals to get horsemeat; a staple in many European countries

31. Healthcare was a main staple of our issues with the outside

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32. when I thought it was, I would staple (Elton

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33. Story behind the recipe – Lime and garlic are staple ingredients in Mexican cooking

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34. INVESTMENT OF THE HEART takes place in the Hill Country of Texas where barbecue is a meal staple and pies are a basic accompaniment

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35. with the Thrill Kill Kult; these are staple Chicago bands – not quite Cheap Trick or Smashing

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36. By far the most common thing my people eat is bread, which is the main staple of everyone’s diet in and around Toulouse and other cities

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37. As for rice, it is a very common staple in Asia and is produced there in quantities huge enough for us to have been able to go buy in good quantities

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38. While certain food items are still in short supply and rationed, all our basic staple foods needs are now being met

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39. eggs by themselves but they were staple ingredients in many of the tasty foods I liked

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40. In the Sudan it was observed that "where pearl millet was the only staple, the incidence of goitre was higher than in urban regions where other food-grains such as sorghum were consumed

41. But a study that involves imposing on humans the regular consumption of goitrogenic foods as a staple would be considered unethical knowing that goitrogens harm the thyroid

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42. Furthermore, several animal studies and human field studies show unequivocally that the regular consumption of goitrogenic foods as a staple leads to an underactive thyroid and other health problems

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43. [For example goitrogens] in cassava tubers, a staple of tropical Africa, was implicated in the high incidence of goitre in human cassava-eating populations"

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44. As explained in this book, BV's are a major cause of weight gain if consumed as a regular staple

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45. ‘’It was indeed a staple product of my old region in India

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46. with a staple gun stapling a small camera into the corner of

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47. Oatmeal for breakfast, although the “heart-healthy” reputation of this staple was no longer certain

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48. Although eggs were a staple, roast chicken it wasn't a common meal until the 20th Century

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49. The precious still had worked nearly non-stop as well, producing kegs after kegs of berry liquor that was to be the main liquid staple of the inn, along with the barrels of wine imported from France

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50. Just as with the other foods we’ve looked at, these foods are actually essential to our good health and have been a staple of many cultures around the world

51. Journalistic laziness and a warped business model have ensured that loud and highly opinionated court martials have become a staple diet on news channels

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52. Peanut butter was also available—a monastic staple

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53. Grilled cheese is a real staple for a lacto-vegetarian

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54. investigated a variety of ways to resect intestines and staple

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55. Before long, the initial euphoria of the Hindu-Muslim bhai-bhai, occasioned by their Bengali sense of gratitude, gave way to the Indian animosity brought to the fore by their Musalman upbringing on the staple diet of Hindu hatred, which goaded them to murder their own savior, Mujibur, perceived to be India friendly, and to wipe out his kith and kin in cold blood to boot

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56. Each one is like a golden staple

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57. A staple to feed the masses

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58. This now-famous final last word happened to be recorded by a lucky sound-technician with a top-notch recording device, who in turn sold the sound effect to a major film studio, who in turn used the sound-effect over and over in thousands of well-known blockbuster movies, making it the staple, 'go-to' sound-file for any time a character needs to yell “Whoa!” in surprise

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59. Can you do this assignment on a computer? Will you need to staple the pages together? Do

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60. Whereas rice is the staple food of some, oth-

61. Training has always been a staple in my life but nutrition has been something Iʼve

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62. staple of the low carb diet

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63. 'I thought wool had to be sold through the Merchants of the Staple in Calais

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64. 'The Crown takes its due and so does the Staple

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65. It takes over a year for Lincolnshire wool to reach the warehouses of the Staple in Antwerp and Calais, so there's a lot of wastage and repacking to be done

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66. Everything was stuck on the walls using pins, staple guns,

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67. This is one staple that should be found in every Paleo dieter’s kitchen

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68. Her mother wore her frosted hair pulled back in the thick brown headband that had become her staple accessory

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69. “Trying to cast the blame elsewhere is a staple of a good defense

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70. Ted shut his eyes every time he head the staple click

71. I currently feed once a day, with a staple of

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72. ” Nicole replied, debating the benefits of either prying the jammed staple out of it's present position with her teeth or hurling staple and stapler against a near by wall

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73. Of course any other exercise, like bicycling, hiking and swimming are great too, but you need a staple exercise every day, and walking or an elliptical machine seems to be the best for that

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74. Why? Because they are not a staple necessity needed by everyone

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75. It makes no sense to value a luxury staple service over a necessary staple service

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76. China suffered for thousands of years from repeated famines simply because everyone was using a single plant as a staple for their annual crops

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77. Once anything goes wrong with any staple crop, you had better have backups or you will starve to death

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78. This led to them raising staple crops to balance their imbalanced protein rich diet

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79. In fact; breadfruit became their only staple food on their return home

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80. In fact; breadfruit became their only staple on their return home

81. Slowly dead meat became a staple in their diet

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82. Processed sugar; which had once been an expensive, rare commodity; used only by the rich upper heads of the British Empire, and kept in expensive locked cabinets in the parlor… as a status symbol of conspicuous, over-abundant wealth… became a drug so much in demand, it became so cheap, that other new staple drug-foods were introduced for the masses

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83. What were the drug foods that Europe used and exported until all the world now uses them as staple drug foods? Wheat, grains, butter, oil, fat, sugar, salt, eggs, milk, cheese, bread, meat, fish

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84. If you only ate these staple foods: you would quickly grow fat, become sickly, and die in short order

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85. The history of how humans profited from food, manipulated it, and used it to their advantage is one of the staple roots of civilization’s growth and development of human corruption

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86. Look at the history of one of the worst of all staple foods: corn

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87. In order for it to even be digested properly so its nutrients can be released properly into the human body: it must be eaten with other staple foods like beans or squash

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88. Corn replaced millet as a staple crop after it was discovered in the New World and brought back to Europe, and destroyed the American colonist’s diet even worse

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89. It lasts longer than other staple crops

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90. It has been used as a staple crop in the Americas almost as long as wheat and rye has in Asia and Europe

91. Cane sugar was another unnatural staple crop used as a pure drug in the 1900’s to destroy human nutrition and health

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92. Europeans became so addicted to its sweetness that it became regarded as a necessary staple, not a refined luxury sampled slightly only once a year as it first had been

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93. Corn has the most concentrated yield of food-per-ton by the acre than any other staple crop

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94. Another huge reason why our modern agricultural culture based upon greed and machinery grows more of it than any other staple crop

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95. It was the staple plant of the breadbasket of the Golden Triangle, the Garden of the Mesopotamian Field: the richest earth outside of Africa

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96. tain the most vitamins and minerals, are the staple of

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97. It is a form of grain that is considered the staple food of Vangkekans

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