Sentence examples for beefy in from inspiring English sources
"Good, because this is the last dish," Mr. Takayama replied, placing a toro-shiso leaf roll that was almost beefy in its rich intensity.
"When you consider that only Beefy in the 1980s and Harmy in 2004 have been No1 as English bowlers, it is a lovely achievement," said Broad.
Pan-seared fillet of beef is perfectly cooked, tender yet beefy in a red wine reduction surrounded by roasted onions, carrots and celery.
Ironically - given his condemnation of this same film's violence in June this year - he's believably beefy in the fight scenes too.
The diced beef is beefy in the way that a cheap beefburger is beefy - redolent of the artificial flame-grilled flavour favoured by certain fast food outlets and devoid of any garlic, oregano or other identifiable attempt at Italian-ness.
Those same farmers are now busy reversing the breeding that produced the yield freaks, and are going instead for a dairy cow that is stronger, healthier and more beefy in shape.
But instead of relying purely on battery power, it installs a beefy plug-in hybrid drivetrain that it calls an E-REV, offering long-range electric travel and a mileage equivalent of 100 m.p.g.
He further consented to pose for advertisements in which he, the beefy cook in white, was flanked by servers in bikinis.
Carey dons a traditional bridal gown and veil with a 27-foot train in one of her videos; Minaj sports a green Medusa wig in a swimming pool of what looks like Pepto-Bismol, flanked by beefy men in boxer briefs, in one of hers.
Overseas box-office takings of $82.9m£52.3m3m) looks like an ample makeweight, containing the expected array of No 1 openings, including a beefy $14.1m in South Korea that puts it in the country's top 10 highest ever.
Last year a group of LGBT asylum seekers who themselves had been on the frontline of receiving abuse from our homophobic Home Office tried to join in the Parade, but were marched out by beefy dudes in hot pants because they'd failed to pay the entry fee.
