用“foil”造句大全，foil造句

There's a lot of wasted material when wrapping spheres with square pieces of foil or paper.

The swoop is designed to foil a friendly tie-up between NYSE and Frankfurt-based Deutsche borse, announced in February.

This lucky money product is exquisitely designed with decorative Chinese symbolism and is packaged in a red folder with gold foil.

Waiting with her mother at the checkout stand, she saw them: a circle of glistening white pearls in a pink foil box.

The salo-potato sandwiches were wrapped in foil and dumped on the smoldering fire, as were 15 plain potatoes, which sat right in the coals until they had fully blackened an hour later.

The only possible foil: Twins.

Other chances to foil the attack were missed.

In satellite pictures, the region looks like silver foil that has been crumpled, then scorched.

In the same area, keep cheese tightly sealed in foil or plastic wrap.

The best of the rest include “Octubre,” about a Peruvian pawnbroker who unwillingly finds himself the custodian of an infant daughter and a romantic foil for her nurse.

Instead of a layer of glass (which is at the foundation of most displays available currently) the next generation of e-readers will have lightweight screens that are based on a metal foil.

Form a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 14 in. square); cut three slits in foil.

Plan how you will store the meals in your freezer. Do you need freezer bags, foil loaf pans or tin foil?

Each steel cable is covered by a thin polymer tube (wrapped in stainless steel foil) to prevent rusting.

Through the morning, parents walked one by one to the front of the gym, pulled a foil-covered wooden ball from a purple-and-green box, and unwrapped it.

Don your aluminum foil hat and read on.

In foil and saber, only the attacking fencer can score a point.

When the plastic or foil is cut, however, air gets in, equalising the pressure. The coffee then acts like the pile of particles it is, and the brick can change shape.

Place table/chair outside in bright sunlight and place tank on top of foil.

Blocking: (1) To make an impression on paper or board from a block which are heated and a foil is used. Called Hot stamping in America. (2) A serious fault where stack of printed sheets stick together by the ink or varnish due to incomplete drying.

ONCE the art of disguise would rely on a false moustache, a wig and probably a touch of make-up to foil an identification check.

Its construction is entirely made of wood, waterproofed with foil.

His son is six years old and studies in a kindergarten in the middle of the foil workshops.