Peel and finely chop the horseradish.

Polls are finely balanced and referendums unpredictable.

The stone tools become much more finely crafted.

6) 1 2 of a medium onion finely chopped

7) 1 small tomato finely chopped 8) Salt to taste

Round her finely chiselled neck she wore a string of pearls.

Chop the onions very finely. Fry lightly with one tbsp of oil.

Add the peppers after they've been diced followed by the leeks finely cut.

And then Sviyazhsky (he too was there) also said something very finely and nobly.

And what they do is step, very coarsely at first, and then very finely afterward.

We know that Iran has discovered, mined, and milled natural uranium, the basic building block of any enrichment program, without telling the IAEA.

But the current constellation of Czech political forces is finely balanced between pro Treaty and anti Treaty forces.

It seeks to be finely balanced, respecting the regime s sovereignty while subtly pressing home the point in unison, as neighboring states.

But remembering her muzzle she gave it a jerk, and again began stepping from one of her finely chiselled feet to the other.

Insurance companies provide professional, finely detailed risk management that respects the complexity of the dangers to be hedged and responds creatively to individual needs.

It says that if you examine any piece of matter ever more finely, at first you'll find molecules and then you'll find atoms and subatomic particles.

The most notable is a significant movement towards providing finely focused risk management services to the poor, which could ultimately prove to be worth far more than 40 billion.

What do you think of that!' said Oblonsky, beaming with a joyous smile, as he suddenly appeared in the midst of the crowd. 'Wasn't it finely and cordially expressed!

For insurance to be effective as a risk management device, weather must be measured at a finely detailed local level, and the correct measurements must be taken at the correct time.

The answer lies in a finely honed strategy, perfected over years, that juggles US demands and the interests of local intelligence chiefs, mullahs, tribal leaders, venal politicians, and a host of fortune seekers.

When Sarkozy, who otherwise has such finely tuned media instincts, protests that he s no different from any other man, he comes dangerously close to confusing the office and the person of the president.

If I am to describe him, he is a finely bred animal, like those that get prizes at cattle shows, and nothing more,' he concluded in a tone of vexation which awoke her interest.

Chayhona Salom's version of plov is differed from Nargis, it consists of larger hunks of lamb on a bed of rice with finely diced carrots, and is topped with a single, simple quail egg.

Thanks to the IAEA s inspectors, we now have a fairly detailed picture of Iran s nuclear archipelago at least those facilities that the Iranian government has been forced to open. We know that Iran has discovered, mined, and milled natural uranium, the basic building block of any enrichment program, without telling the IAEA.

Her extended nostrils loudly inhaled and exhaled her breath, and she set back one of her finely pointed ears with a start, and stretched out her black firm lips toward Vronsky, as if wishing to catch hold of his sleeve.

In the past, weather insurance could not manage a farmer s risk effectively because we could not measure well enough the effects of weather on crops. For insurance to be effective as a risk management device, weather must be measured at a finely detailed local level, and the correct measurements must be taken at the correct time.