101.   Items from the Titanic, including a large piece of wood paneling, are on view.

102.   Its light weight makes it ideal for framing large pieces, but it scratches easily and tends to yellow with age.

103.   Keep the sausage in large pieces instead of crumbling it into the sauce so that it contrasts nicely with the creamy polenta.

104.   Large metal pieces are sheared, bent or rolled to size by subcontractors.

105.   Large pieces of green painted metal, with yellow stripes, perfectly broken open as if on a seam, lay about the yard.

106.   Large pieces of ice melt less quickly than ice cubes.

107.   Leave the ahi in large pieces.

108.   Leave the fish in as large pieces as possible, since it tends to flake when the chowder is stirred.

109.   Line a medium-sized bowl with a large piece of foil.