Sentence examples for baking a pie from inspiring English sources

It's a skill, like driving a car or baking a pie.

It's like baking a pie with a recipe in one hand and a wish list in the other.

Locals upstate can't picture him in Armani, and city colleagues can't imagine him wielding a chainsaw or baking a pie.

Or, like the difference between baking a pie, or just buying it from the baker...you get the idea.

So when social media manager Alex Amarotico told us about her mom's year-long gratitude project — baking a pie a day for people in her community — we knew we had to learn more.

If you've ever gone to the great lengths of lugging home an actual pumpkin, cooking it, skinning it and pureeing it and then baking a pie with the watery mush, you'll be all too familiar with what a big waste of time that endeavor is.

You can't be fighting for your piece of the pie and baking a bigger pie at the same time.

I like to think that One Drop is not taking a slice of the existing pie, but contributes to baking a bigger pie.

A tradition in England, involved baking a mince pie in the shape of a manger to hold the Christ child until dinnertime when the pie was eaten.

Somehow that would seem wrong, though, like baking a pumpkin pie in July.

But home cooks will soon discover that they don't have to sacrifice flavor when baking a vegan pie.