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• Some producers use the stalks, too, but they can add an off-putting strawlike flavor.
• The procedure requires a plastic surgeon to insert a strawlike tube through a puncture in the patient's undesired layer of fat.
• Instead of shooting bullets, however, it punctures the air passage with a sharp, steel tip and inserts a strawlike tube.
• The spicy cheese cookies known as cheese straws in the South are a popular cocktail snack, though they're rarely strawlike.
• Christie was also fretting about the strawlike raffia in vibrant reds and oranges that he had decided to use liberally, to simulate puppet hair.
• The strawlike stalks are far too tough to eat but can impart a distinctive lemony flavor and perfume when cut and simmered in a broth or steaming liquid.
• For deep crevices, like those around garden-hose faucets, you can use expanding aerosol foam products that can be directed deep into the opening with stiff plastic strawlike nozzles.
• Payton already has undergone a common procedure to treat the disease _ surgical insertion of a stent, or a strawlike tube made of plastic or stainless steel, to open a blocked duct.
• The first spacecraft to orbit Saturn, arriving late Wednesday, swiftly turned its cameras on the planet's rings of ice and rock and transmitted striking pictures of the encircling luminous strands, some with scalloped edges, strawlike textures and rippling waves that spread across the shimmering disk.
• I understand a bit about the butterfly's life cycle, from egg to the moment it emerges from its chrysalis, that cozy little chamber where the shapeless pupa changes so mysteriously into a graceful winged creature complete with six legs, two antennae, two multilensed eyes extremely sensitive to color, and a proboscis or strawlike tongue that can be rolled up when flying, or extended deep into a flower to extract its nectar.