Musical instrument in the lute family.
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Examples for "mandolin"
Examples for "mandolin"
1
In the evenings one sang and played a banjo, another a mandolin.
2
Afterwards when Demaroni taught her the mandolin, it was just the same.
3
A mandolin, if you have one, is best for slicing the potatoes.
4
She stopped, arrested by the sound of a mandolin under her window.
5
She laughed, drawing her fingers idly across the strings of her mandolin.
1
Slice the kohlrabi as thinly as possible -use a mandoline, ideally.
2
I play the mandoline myself, and the two go so well together.
3
Peel potatoes and thinly slice using a mandoline or a sharp knife.
4
Top and tail the fennel bulb and slice thinly using a mandoline.
5
Peel the celeriac and slice very thinly -preferably with a mandoline.
6
Stradella laughed low, and the mandoline was silent for a while.
7
Lady Mary is very handsome, and she sings and plays on the mandoline.
8
Using a mandoline or sharp knife, finely slice the apples into 2mm-thick rounds.
9
On a mandoline with the fine teeth in, slice the potatoes into long strips.
10
However, I noticed that she was holding some musical instrument-guitaror mandoline-inher hand.
11
Meanwhile, if making the marinated beets, peel them and thinly slice with a mandoline.
12
It was quite dark now; the mandoline had stopped.
13
Garnet and Winona helped with mandoline and guitar, so the general result was quite orchestral.
14
Slice a bulb of fennel very thinly (a mandoline works best).
15
I could play the air very softly on the mandoline, and we'd both sing it.
16
His pipe and her mandoline seemed between them to make a sort of smoking concert.