Sentence examples for actual beef from inspiring English sources

Its actual beef is with Station Casinos, which is nonunion, but it has been going after the U.F.C. as a way to pressure the Fertittas.

In return, he is getting a small stake in the company.Still under development is what may be Beyond Meat's most ambitious product to date a raw ground beef equivalent which it hopes will be offered in supermarkets' meat sections right next to actual beef.

Cause these jokes folks are getting off are better than the actual beef, tbh.

"The last time I saw actual beef on sale in Havana was four months ago.

Ivan thought I'd been asking what percentage of the beef burgers were actual beef.

Switching gears from the metaphorical sausage factory of government to the production of actual beef, author Anastacia Marx de Salcedo looks back at Americans' changing tastes in meat.

Not that it matters much here, but actual Kobe beef comes from the Tajima-gyu strain of black wagyu breed - and by law, only from that breed.

But Holy Grail Steak Company lives up to its name and appears to be the only mail order company licensed by the Kobe Beef Distribution Council to retail actual Kobe beef, the world's most famous and most prized, by mail order in this country (there's lots of fake Kobe online, buyer beware).

Figure 3 shows that actual consumer expenditure on beef compared to the predicted values was lower in the early years of imposed restrictions but higher after the year 2010.

In a food universe where the label "100percentt [insert name of preferred meat]" doesn't necessarily mean what we think it does (makers of the controversial "pink slime," for instance, have insisted that the product is "100percentt beef"), the actual contents of the meat products served at fast-food restaurants is sometimes a big mystery.

But upstairs in a makeshift kitchen carved from a dressing room, Clem Zajac, head of props, was speed-sliding his potatoes into the oven, peeling his carrots and constructing his roast goose (in actual fact, pieces of roast beef layered over a goose-like base).