You can salt away money, but you can also salt away at your food, which why the answer is SEASONED.
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Williams hit four free throws in the final 533 seconds to help salt away the win.
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She steers far to the outside of the salt, away from the track and the crowd, and opens it up.
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The Bears did enough on defense and at the free throw line in the final minutes to salt away the win.
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Allergan uses a "lost-salt" method that involves rolling an implant in salt to create texture and then washing the salt away.
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Even when their employers promise to match their savings, workers often fail to salt away their earnings for the future, inexplicably leaving money on the table.
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Emilie Stewart, 60, resigned herself to buying yet another quart of Salt-Away, usually used on boats and Jet Skis, to rinse the undercarriage of her Jeep.
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Strategies High fees, often hidden from view, are still enriching many advisers and financial services companies at the expense of ordinary people who are struggling to salt away savings.
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Little information trade-offs, access trade-offs, things that you salt away for another day, things that you know that you couldn't print right then and you don't for good reason. Absolutely.
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The Huskies tried several times to pull away from Chaminade in the second half, but couldn't salt away the win until Purvis hit a pair of 3-pointers in the final three minutes.
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Harden is averaging 17.93 points per game over the last 217.9 games and Friday night scored nine of his 212.8 in the final 212:09 to salt away a 102-98 road win over the Boston Celtics.
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Indiana has played a semi-easy schedule to start the season, but the Hoosiers have a lot of talent, and they could salt away the Big Ten with victories in upcoming games against Iowa (twice), Maryland, and Michigan State.
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According to a 2012 study by James Henry, a former chief economist at McKinsey who now advises the Tax Justice Network, the world's wealthiest people salt away at least twenty-one trillion dollars beyond the reach of tax authorities.
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Ahead of tax day on Monday, an unlikely pair in the Senate has teamed up on a proposal to encourage American taxpayers to salt away "rainy day" funds, by allowing them to defer up to 20 percent of any refund due from the Internal Revenue Service.
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The wetland arose as the coastal streams deposited material into the calm waters of Bowling Green Bay. It is composed of mud and sand flats, swamps, isolated hills, mangrove forests and inter-tidal flats. Behind the areas where mangroves grow are bare salt pan. These wide expanses are a unique characteristic of North Queensland wetlands produced by comparatively low rainfall and a short wet season that never washes the salt away.
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Maniototo Plain as unusual inland habitat for Glasswort Glasswort has been found growing in inland regions of Central Otago, the Maniototo Plain. This is odd because of its liking for salty soils near coastal areas. The Maniototo plain has developed highly saline soils due to the extreme dryness of the area. As rocks erode, the soil became more and more salty, and there was not enough rain to wash the salt away.
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The seas became trapped in low-lying areas and then evaporated, leaving salt beds up to thick in some places. Sand, silt and clay subsequently accumulated on top of the salt deposits over millions of years. The uneven weight and pressure of these overlying sediments squeezed the salt into an anticline (a domed ridge). Overlying horizontal rock layers bulged upward and cracked vertically allowing rainwater to trickle down and dissolve the salt away.
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Harry Arno, an over-the-hill Miami bookmaker, quietly lives the good life with his girlfriend, Joyce Patton. He has skimmed for years from his corpulent mob boss, Jimmy "Cap" Capotorto, and managed to salt away nearly a million dollars in a Swiss bank account. Harry wants to retire and move to Rapallo, Italy, dreaming of an idyllic existence with Joyce in a villa by the sea. As a soldier in Rapallo, he once briefly talked to Ezra Pound when the poet was incarcerated.
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Salkeld then appeared in five games of the 1948 World Series against the Cleveland Indians. In 15 plate appearances, he collected two hits and five walks plus one sacrifice hit for an on-base percentage of .500. Salkeld's solo home run off future Hall of Famer Bob Feller in the sixth inning of Game 5 tied the contest at five; the following inning, Boston scored six runs to salt away an 11–5 victory (although Cleveland prevailed in the Series, four games to two).
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