Sentence examples for a mutton from inspiring English sources

Polo -- a mutton and rice dish -- is their specialty.

Even better, though, is his saddle chop, which at Keens is called a mutton chop.

But did he say it over a mutton chop or a plate of boiled cabbage?

There was no order to cookbooks: a cake recipe might be followed by a mutton one.

One day she put snuff into a mutton curry by mistake.

'Ave a mutton chop, Sir!" Would anyone, today, turn down brisket for mutton chops?

Was its putative star, an extravagantly mutton-chopped Frenchman named Thierry Guetta, as crazy as he seemed, or merely crazy like a mutton-chopped fox?

There he is in "Gangs of New York" as a mutton-chopped 19th-century constable on the wrong side of the law.

Kaden was among the 20 or so children, most 3 to 6 years old, who competed during a mutton-busting event put on by Wool Riders Only at the Arapahoe County Fair here in Aurora, a suburb of Denver.

The political coda of whoever is elected will decide whether Sweetlove House – bequeathed to the village by a mutton-chopped philanthropist – should continue "for the enjoyment and betterment for the people of The Fields", or be turned into a spa.

His band members look as if they were hired by a casting director: Andrew was joined onstage by three amply tressed guitarists (it seems their job is to make the simple guitar parts triply loud), and by a mutton-chopped bassist who mugged and grimaced as if he were trying to woo Olive Oyl.