Sentence examples for a slice or two from inspiring English sources

Keep a good loaf of whole grain bread — sliced — in the freezer, so that you can pull out a slice or two for quick panini without having to watch the rest of the loaf go stale.

First, a definition: In its proper form, the Cubano contains sliced roast pork that's been rubbed with garlic and mojo, a slice or two of deli ham, a few tart pickles and a slice or two of Swiss cheese.

A slice or two of avocado?

Reserve a slice or two for the lid.

A boiled potato usually comes along for the ride, and often a slice or two of Vasterbotten cheese as well.

We top it with fragrant garlic mushrooms, artichoke hearts and a slice or two of goats' cheese.

After you check into your New York City hotel, head out to one of these bakeries to get a slice or three of cheesecake.

Yet at the same moment Frenchmen were clustered like bees around the Expo's American Bar, vying for a chance to taste a Sherry Cobbler a 100% U.S. invention compounded of sherry, sugar, ice, a muddled slice or two of orange and a decorative berry.

Add in a piece of fruit and a cheese slice or two as dairy.

Last Saturday, the night before the Marine Corps Marathon, in Washington D.C., I headed out in search of a decent slice or two.

One was duck with Thai basil, the tender, somewhat lean morsels served alongside the distinctive green leaves and stir-fry of green beans, squash, broccoli and a carrot slice or two for color.