Slivers in a sentence

Canadian banks have way more leverage than U.S. banks, with tiny slivers of equity.

He remembers seeing Slivers perform at a meet once, at the time he was a sophomore but he was already passing upper classmen during the race so Harmon kept an eye on him.

Slivers are an infamous Magic: The Gathering creature type built around extreme synergy.

This law was designed to encourage repository purchases because most properties that typically end up in the repository are rundown structures, land slivers or large undeveloped parcels with access problems or other hurdles, officials have said.

Be it cooking toxic pans of mercury, scouring mud pools for cheap slivers of hope or sluicing the boggy soil – women do the hardest jobs and get paid the least.

Garnish with sesame seeds and serve with steamed rice or in lettuce wraps with steamed rice, chilli, kimchi, slivers of raw garlic and ssamjang (fermented soybean sauce).

I gasped at this, picturing the slivers of gray on his gleaming head.

Sauron's Halbrand guise is the most truthful we've seen the character — not factually truthful, but regarding the rare slivers of vulnerability lurking beneath his toxic behavior.

We started watching ahead for patches of shade, even little slivers of darkness to rest inside, pressing ourselves against the wall of the canyon for a moment away from the sun.

Just take out slivers whenever you need — chop it and eat it with rice or porridge or anything.

Primed with slivers of viral RNA, these evil specks agglomerate into a swirling, gravity-defying that infests the air.

That said, Milu's sides are really good too, especially the Tofu Seaweed Salad which, in addition to the headliners, also features bean sprouts and snow pea slivers and eats like the world's best coleslaw.

Here’s another: An urban “wall” of high rises along the river, with little pockets and slivers of green space.

Man cannot afford to live by wagyu and omakase selections alone, even if Kazu's slippery, delicate slivers of butterfish and yellowtail might make us want to.

Moreover, it seemed to me to be fundamentally wrong to use mill-slivers.

Penetration down that flank drove Atlanta’s attack, and opened slivers in the middle for Gressel’s smart passing and Almiron’s darting dribbles.

Defects due to seasoning are the main cause of splinters and slivers.

Just four days from the closing of the campaign, Buckner was killed by Japanese artillery fire, which blew lethal slivers of coral into his body, while inspecting his troops at the front line.

The specialty of " micromosaics ", developed from the late 18th century in Naples and Rome, in which minute slivers of glass are assembled to create still life, cityscape views and the like, is sometimes covered under the umbrella term of lapidary work.