dish cover造句

• The most memorable piece by Durand is an enormous dish cover called a cloche.
• In Tehran's middle-class neighborhoods, satellite dishes cover the rooftops, with neighbors joining in communal satellite service from a single dish.
• As a rule, friends of the hostess serve . . . The following dishes cover the essentials of a " buffet " luncheon.
• Coats are piled high on the kitchen floor, dirty dishes cover the breakfast table, and the living room is a hodgepodge of books, old coffee cups, plants in various stages of decrepitude and what looks like a lifetime's worth of detritus.
• She hired the restaurant designer Adam Tihany to " make the place sparkle without taking off the patina . " Now the Santo Domingo mahogany paneling and heavy silver dish covers glow again, and the food has regained its luster, too.
• Included here are the silver dish cover and Elizabeth I's three-piece silver centerpiece featuring impeccably coiffed toddlers, ornately floral silk panels that once belonged to the French royal family, and a medal cabinet by Charles Cressant whose inlaid rosewood is all but obliterated by its engraved gilt bronze mounts.
• This is my idea of a total treat _ not only the food, which in this instance is just fine, but also the accouterments : the tiny pots of jams and syrups, the silver dish covers and coffeepots, the pretty china on the pretty flowered tablecloth on the table that is rolled in on silent wheels.
• In the late 1920s, when the financially shaky Soviet Union was selling off some of the Russian Empress Elizabeth I's silver _ a 21-pound dish cover in the form of frolicking fish by the great French silversmith Antoine-Sebastien Durand, for example _ Gulbenkian's business connections enabled him to close a deal ahead of Joseph Duveen, and at a lower price.