(1) When the young Amazon armed with the heavy mace departed from Sir Scott's sight, the warrior rode his horse to the palace of the Amazon Queen.

(2) While stormy, even on one occasion involving interference with the ceremonial and symbolic mace , the debates were always underlined by maturity, civility and respect!

(3) When cooked, remove the skin and place the fish in a pie dish in layers with the sliced eggs, knobs of butter, pepper and mace .

(4) Other spices are produced for local consumption and export, including mace , cinnamon, and cloves.

(5) Among the spices specified are ginger, nutmeg, mace , cloves, and saffron; caraway seeds seem always to have been included.

(6) Before La Varenne, court cuisine had over-emphasized the use of sugar and such sweet spices as cloves, mace , cardamom or nutmeg.

(7) I was supposed to sprinkle the top with clove and mace but I was out of mace so I used nutmeg instead.

(8) Mix together an ounce of each of the following ingredients: mace , nutmeg, cloves, caraway seeds and cinnamon.

(9) I mean arrows and spears do nothing to them, it takes like a huge club or a mace or something to really lay into them.

(10) Inscribed on the ceremonial mace in our Scottish Parliament are the words: wisdom, justice, compassion, integrity.

(11) They too were trying to get to the East Indies, where nutmeg, mace , pepper and cloves could be bought.

(12) The finer spices consist of cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and mace , which shared the fact that the places where they were grown were rather select, hence, the limited supply.

(13) The spikes of the mace caught on the brute's forearm, ripping away a small chunk of fur and flesh.

(14) Cape Town - The proposed official ceremonial mace for the national assembly will be made out of aluminium.

(15) Moving back and preparing for another overhead swing of the heavy mace , the squire neatly disemboweled him with another swing of his sword.

(16) They wanted to trade: the market at home was eager (at one time or another) for spices - pepper, nutmeg, mace and cloves.

(17) Mince it, not too finely with fat pork and bacon bits, season it with juniper, thyme and mace then bake the pate slowly, covered with foil, in a roasting tin half filled with water.

(18) Spices such as coriander, cumin, turmeric, cinnamon, mace and nutmeg are ideal for winter soups and paprika helps provide a rich colour, says Bridget Jones.

(19) Chillies, turmeric, ginger, mace , saffron, nutmeg, poppy seeds, garlic, cloves, bay leaves, and curry leaves are among the most commonly used spices.

(20) In a wide shallow pan, melt the butter and then add the mace and cayenne pepper.