Skimmed in a sentence

Fat-free skimmed milk has only the casein micelles to scatter light, and they tend to scatter shorter-wavelength blue light more than they do red, giving skimmed milk a bluish tint.

Today the most common form is 1 liter aseptic cartons containing UHT skimmed, semi-skimmed or whole milk, although the plastic bags are still in use for pasteurized milk.

During the altercation, the gun fired, and the bullet skimmed one of the men’s heads, officers said.

He’d skimmed the summaries of the papers.

I have shredded wheat and skimmed milk for breakfast, and I eat a lot of fruit like bananas and grapes.

In particular, as far as agribusiness is concerned, Chinese buyers are interested in rapeseed oil, skimmed milk powder, and beef.

The excess milk is being sent to private players who convert it into Skimmed Milk Powder (SMP).

Another swap at breakfast to help lower blood pressure is to pick low-fat dairy options such as semi-skimmed milk or low-fat natural yoghurt.

Aside from the semi-skimmed air vents, I’ve also had a few issues with headroom.

Breakfast: two Weetabix with blueberry, strawberry and raspberries, sometimes with banana, measured semi-skimmed milk.

Dragonflies skimmed across the surface, azure blue like the water; the attention to detail was so perfect here, I half suspected this matching colour scheme has been deliberately created.

He continued: "You may find that skimmed and low-fat offerings are too watery and don't give you the same silky-smooth texture.

I skimmed and couldn't find it but someone better tell them that Denver has some pretty thin air too.

It dissipated then reformed offshore and for the rest of the week skimmed the coastline north, bringing torrential rain and floods.

Wearing a pair of trousers that only just skimmed his ankles – which revealed an FA Cup final manager without socks – he dropped Casemiro, originally named on the bench but then mysteriously struck off the list of substitutes.

As per the Crisil report, the decline in sales of milk has put further pressure on dairy companies’ working capital, as they have had to convert the excess milk into skimmed milk powder.

Even the donations from well-meaning private persons are skimmed before reaching their intended beneficiaries.

However, critics felt that the officially-approved documentary only skimmed the surface of Swift's true story.

I have skimmed the University’s emails a bit, and it’s nice that they’re providing that.

It's not farking milk Note that I don't consider skimmed milk to be milk.