Sentence examples for burnt end from inspiring English sources

SOLDIERS, diplomats and foreign correspondents share this: the experience of national policy at the burnt end.

Patience as a virtue is a hard sell at the burnt end of a four-year economic collapse.

Ms. Berman had spare ribs ($8), burnt end baked beans and a side of that sweet potato casserole with maple and pecans ($3), which all pronounced the meal's best dish.

If, despite having worked with smoke in his eyes for many years, he is of a generous nature, as the carvers at Mueller's are known to be, he might slice off a piece of a brisket's darkened outside — what would be called in Kansas City a burnt end — and, before you've ordered anything, place it on your tray as a small gesture.

If the combo of burnt ends with a side of burnt-end-spiked beans strikes you as overkill, the go-to dish at R.U.B. has to be the Baron's Sampler, a $45.75 platter that includes eight smoked meats and two sides.

Incidentally, burnt ends are not listed but are usually available.

— Eric Asimov The Wall Street Journal: Steve Garbarino on burnt ends and Kansas City barbecue.

Note that almost all the terms are from these shores: sliders, burnt ends, French dip.

St . Louispork ribs were tender with wonderfully burnt ends and a terrific bark.

Mr. Lang's tender baked beans, deeply enriched with burnt ends, are without compare.

We loved the burnt ends of beef and the juicy sliced beef brisket.