Sentence examples for before deep from inspiring English sources
(Before deep frying, cross-hatch the surface of the tofu).
I'd never been in an old-style tub before, deep with claw feet and a comfortable backrest.
Before Deep Throat, most pornography came in the form of 10 minute 'loops' - badly lit stag movies featuring a hairy couple grunting on a mattress.
That so many seem to find Theroux's later ramblings more tiresome than artful may mean it's because he goes where few writers have gone before: deep into the psyche's landscape.
That offer of openness, however, did not extend to the United States, where Mr. Ghalibaf seemed to adhere to the Iranian orthodoxy requiring Washington to change its attitude before deep animosities could be eased.
And a senior administration official conceded that before deep cooperation is possible, "we would have to have serious discussions with the Russians" about their behavior when it comes to proliferation.
So his speech before deep-pocketed Wall Street bankers might help his campaign finances.
Nobody but the owner, Catherine O'Brien, knows what goes into the batter that coats the fish before deep-frying.
This was before television moved in, before deep-pocketed foreign owners began throwing money at soccer teams, and before prices became so high that many working-class fans bankrupt themselves attending matches, if they go at all.
Dozens upon dozens of recipes are paraded through the columns of the Larousse Gastronomique, but the Wiltons menu mentions only two of the fancier preparations -- sole Colbert, in which the fish is split open before deep-frying and the cavity then filled with herb butter, and sole Walewska, which involves cheese, mushrooms and lobster.
Of course, we know what turns Adèle on, but, as with any fulfilling portrait of a body and soul, we also learn what happens when desire is turned off and other skills and longings come alive: when she carefully spoons a dab of chicken into a triangle of pastry before deep-frying it and serving it at a party; or when, with instinctive tact and patience, she teaches little children how to read.
