Sentence examples for add gristle from inspiring English sources

Add gristle.

After this eye-catching debut, Hoskins made a brilliant career for himself in the movies, settling into the line of supporting player and character actor, someone whose looks and style added gristle and authenticity to a film, whether British or American.

Add in a couple of bits of gristle; the speed with which its porky flavour fades; occasional harsh bursts of dried-herb flavour, and you have a rather clapped-out banger.

Even My pattemptsriumphs are depressing.

He could add, but doesn't, the performance artists Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti, and their Dada-inspired creations Coum Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle, who spent much of the 1970s getting into trouble with the police for obscenity.

Our elected representatives should, as part of the "sausage-making" legislative process, ferret out which lobby influenced what parts of the proposal -- who added what piece of pork, gristle or spice to the sausage and why.

The yum larb, a classic dish, wasn't as successful; minced beef was agreeably spiced with lime juice, onions, scallions, chili and mint leaves, but the ground toasted rice added a disturbing crunch that reminded me of minced gristle.

Bring to simmer and set aside. 3. Discard bones, fat and gristle.

It's all meat and no gristle.

A filet mignon was mostly gristle.

It's the apoplectic gristle, stupid.