Sentence examples for bacon from inspiring English sources
"bacon" is a correct and widely used word in written English
You can use it to refer to the food, usually a type of pork or a food product made from it. For example, "I added some crumbled bacon to the top of my salad for extra flavor."
noun
Cured meat from the sides, belly or back of a pig.
And why point out that this is a bacon sandwich?
Paul Keating's 1988 budget, with its massive surplus, was going to bring "home the bacon".
Forget the future of globalisation, it's the nature of the perfect bacon sandwich that is the debate of the modern age.
This dish is also delicious with chopped streaky bacon – but then most things can be improved with bacon!
In July last year, not long after Miliband's misadventures with a bacon sandwich, the Labour leader congratulated Cameron for making "his name as leader of the opposition for some fantastic photos, like hanging out with huskies in the Arctic Circle", and said he deliberately didn't seek to compete with the former Carlton TV PR man with such visual spin.
Put him in the same room as a bacon sandwich right now and there'll be a GIF of him destroying it with eye-lasers by teatime.
Fry your bacon on a high heat until super-crispy, smash it into pieces and scatter on top for extra salty deliciousness.
He also does seriously good sticky buns and maple-syrup-and-bacon scones, plus excellent coffee.
The former Arkansas governor, appearing on CNN, said forcing people opposed to same-sex marriage to accept it was the same as telling Jews they had to serve "bacon-wrapped shrimp in their deli".
The unnamed caller who phoned Christie's New York last night and set out to buy the Francis Bacon triptych Three Studies of Lucian Freud, a portrait of his old friend painted in 1969, almost certainly wanted to spend it in a globally splashy kind of way.
The resulting painting is as disturbing and powerful as a Francis Bacon or a Lucien Freud.
