Mark Bittman's cold soba noodles will be just the ticket.
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Cheer up, commuter: these episodes might be just the ticket you need.
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"Deliver Us From Evil" might be just the ticket for some, who knows?
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Integrating rear sensors into existing adaptive cruise-control systems may be just the ticket.
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It might be just the ticket for an escapist read that is both disturbing and utterly moving.
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Baby back ribs, cut Asian-style into three-inch, bone-in pieces, would be just the ticket.
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Image: Jeremy KnightIf you need raw power in your desktop PC, Intel's new CPU will be just the ticket.
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If you like your music videos punchy and confusing, Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" will be just the ticket.
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For those wanting to stand out from the crowd, a 3-D printed hat may be just the ticket.
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It requires readers already infected with such daydreams, but when it finds them it will be just the ticket. ♦
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After all the years of Oasis trying to break America, did you ever think Ariana Grande would be just the ticket?
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For a teenager looking for a fictional yet realistic world to get lost in, these novels may be just the ticket.
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But Salt & Char should be just the ticket for this chef whose signature is the use of blocks of pink Himalayan salt.
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"I think a good gut check to sentiment, like a 15 percent correction, might be just the ticket to extend this bull market," he added.
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If you've always dreamed of using your neck to do something more productive than just keeping your head from falling off, these might be just the ticket.
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If the remnants of the Irish Republican Army needed a provocation to take up the fight again, British officials along the border might be just the ticket.
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If you're searching for the ultimate holiday gift, this 21970 Ferrari may be just the ticket – provided you have a spare $21 million to match the asking price.
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But if you've done your research and think a creative cover letter or resumé would be just the ticket to set you apart, go ahead and color outside the lines!
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Florence might be just the ticket: plenty of history, not just the political dark arts of Machiavelli, for a crafty speechwriter to weave into her own narrative for the future of Europe.
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Japan's largest initial public offering (IPO) this year, Kyushu Railway, turned out to be just the ticket for the country's yield-starved investors, taking the fast track higher on its debut on Tuesday.
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So if Arnold can just say he had all the Cohen tapes before anyone else in the media did, that could be just the ticket to deflect from an ultimately disappointing TV show, right?
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He yearned to be where he didn't have to care about what others thought about him: Sweaty clubs featuring longhaired metalcore musicians with tattoos, piercings and no-nonsense glares proved to be just the ticket.
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David's recipe for cold spicy kimchi noodles could be just the ticket for that evening's feed or, if it's a less fiery meal you desire, there is his recipe for pasta with zucchini, ricotta and basil.
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"If you know what you're getting into and you're in the mood for blood, velvet and a director's sincere commitment to excess, then this might be just the ticket," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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It&aposs not a great formula, but if you&aposre within striking distance of Silver or one of the higher tiers of status and need that little extra help, the 1,000 PQPs might be just the ticket.
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Changing tactics and pushing the best of Android (its apps) onto an operating system that's more capable of productivity could be just the ticket to giving tablets a second life, not as content consumption machines, but as content creation ones.
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Much rumored prior to Eurogamer's sources-informed announcement that it's incoming this side of Christmas, a plug-in system pre-loaded with a bunch of Super Nintendo classics would be just the ticket for a beneath-the-tree gift, wouldn't it?
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The Marmite maker can do a lot to protect itself with higher margins, but were a manager determined to avoid a takeover at any cost, a timely review that effectively played host countries against one another might be just the ticket.
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AGFiQ's U.S. Market Neutral Anti-Beta Fund, ticker BTAL, has climbed nearly 9% in the last month and could be just the ticket for those looking to hedge against a swing-prone market, Davi said Monday in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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For those that like the elegance of Apple hardware but want a little more freedom in how the operating system works—or for those that want to tinker with Android on the iPhone just because—a new project may be just the ticket.
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Layer1 isn't the first in the blockchain world to take this approach nor I am sure will it be the last, but it might be just the ticket forward for a world that has struggled to pay its employees and bills in a crash.
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One such idea began brewing in 2014, when de Mink and Ilya Mandel, an astrophysicist at the University of Birmingham and a member of the LIGO collaboration, realized that a type of binary-star system that de Mink has studied for years might be just the ticket to forming massive binary black holes.
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You'd think a couple of those sandshoe crushers might be just the ticket here.
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Gary Graff of the Detroit Free Press wrote "EWF returns to the joyous R&B; that made it famous, landing smooth if not exactly landmark results." Andy Gill of The Independent stated "if it's an old-style R&B; sensibility you're after, the new Earth, Wind & Fire album may be just the ticket." The Buffalo News placed the album on its list of the best R&B;/Hip-Hop albums of 1993. Millennium was also nominated for a Soul Train Music Award within the category of Best R&B;/Soul Album - Group, Band or Duo.
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There are occasional moves towards African and East European musical styles, but Shooglenifty keep their groove pure Celtic. Shooglenifty make music which reaches parts other bands never knew existed…a compelling set dripping with high energy club vibes." Although all reviews were favourable, some noted minor drawbacks with things other than the band's performance. Ann Flint of Rambles was very favourable to the album, calling it "interesting" and "innovative", but was unsavoury towards the uncommercial tone of its packaging and artwork, saying that "for those who like music and don't have a particular medium they favor, [the album] may be just the ticket.
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