The antiquarian described the mule's worn pan-yard, noting its faded leather and rusting buckles.

Pan-theism has influenced many environmental philosophers who see nature as sacred.

I warmed the milk slowly in the milk pan to prevent it from scalding.

The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient brain-pan, noting the repaired fractures along its base.

To finish the salmon quickly, pan-fry it on high heat for two minutes per side.

Pan-Africanism inspired a generation of leaders to pursue cultural exchange, economic cooperation, and political solidarity across the African diaspora.

The archaeologist carefully cataloged the harn-pan before placing it in the display case.

For the beach lunch, we packed three pan bagnats, a bottle of rosé, and a lemon tart.

She offered me a pan bagnat wrapped in paper, the perfect picnic meal for a sunny afternoon.

Many intellectuals in the 1950s championed pan-Arabism, arguing that the peoples and countries of the Arab world should unite politically and culturally.