Oriental cutlery stays on cut of meat

Usage examples of chopsticks.

Near the mural lay a cloth set with a sake decanter, two cups, two pairs of chopsticks, and dishes that contained cold rice, roasted fish, boiled greens, and preserved fruits.

He busied himself with his pipe as Cat picked up the chopsticks and the bowl of vegetables and began to eat.

He found two towels, two pairs of chopsticks, and a flat wooden box tied with a cord.

With chopsticks the other two picked tidbits off the plates set on lacquered stands in front of them.

With brass chopsticks the smoker picked an ember from the brazier and relit his pipe.

With his chopsticks, Shichisaburo picked up a gray, slimy lump of pickled eggplant and held it out for Cat.

With her chopsticks Cat picked up the last crisp curl of skin and savored it.

She took a glowing pair of brass chopsticks from the fire and smeared it around.

They joked about how soon the men would be reduced to cooking their millet gruel over a fire of broken chopsticks and fingernail parings.

He unwrapped the bamboo sheath from around a serving of clams, picked up a pair of chopsticks, and selected a plump one that steamed fragrantly.

Hanshiro scooped a mound of sticky rice onto the chopsticks and ate it.

Dalai Lama the Chinese in 1793 prescribed selection by lottery, using a golden urn to pick out a name with a pair of chopsticks in the presence of the Chinese Resident.

The haute cuisine of the better-off tended towards the Chinese and was eaten with chopsticks where the poorer classes used a spoon.

The sliced vegetables were cooked to perfection, still crisp and crunchy, and I pushed them around in the little white cardboard box with my chopsticks, looking for more chicken.

Brown eyes watching me, she moved her chopsticks between the box and her lips in a slow dance.