(1) ÔÇÿFinally, a word about British objectivesÔÇÖ, he announces near the beginning of this potted history of the Cold War.(2) It is not that there's anything wrong with the dishes described on the menu: I like potted shrimps, grouse, salt beef and tongue, omelette Arnold Bennett.(3) If, on the other hand, you plan on selling potted plants, hanging baskets, tropical foliage or flats, a greenhouse becomes a necessity.(4) The first section offers a lively potted history of the anatomical mapping of the heart, from ancient Egypt to the first heart-and-lung transplant.(5) Those potted foods that are still made survive because they are delicacies: for example, potted shrimps in England, or French terrines or rillettes.(6) A potted summary might go as follows: she was a brilliant young French woman, born in Paris in 1909 in a fully assimilated, secular Jewish family.(7) Lunch arrives, thank God: those potted shrimps to start for me, and just the two starters for him, some Parma ham and a dish of veal tonnato.(8) Herewith a potted description of a great weekend!(9) Then, make it a focal point with potted flowers, lawn ornaments, or themed decorations.(10) Take your picnic: like nowhere else in Britain, this place calls for potted meat and pineapple chunks straight from the tin.(11) Anything still blooming in a pot, such as impatiens, will make a good indoor potted plant for the winter.(12) Fish and chips, roast rib of beef, cottage pie, potted shrimps, Scotch egg with whisky mayonnaise, egg custard tart - all are revealed in a new and con temporary light.(13) This is the definitive guide to growing bulbs as cut flowers or flowering potted plants.(14) A potted explanation of what has become his obsession is as follows.(15) Thank you very much indeed for a very quick potted tour of your areas of responsibility and command structure.(16) It's a fascinating potted history, following Moore's life and career from Northampton slum to Northampton scribe.
