Sentence examples for can pepper from inspiring English sources

"I'm not some piece of meat," Lumus says, pausing to search for the next thought, "that you can pepper".

Mitchell Johnson has come back into the attack, presumably so that he can pepper Trott with bouncers.

Every Scoutspeak term does correspond with some real physical attribute, and true experts like Mayock can pepper their explanations with jargon without delving into non-Newtonian football minutiae.

His is a tidy game, with a high percentage of fairways hit and, when he is on, an iron game that can pepper the flag.

Then you can pepper your next post- Paris cocktail banter with all sorts of deliciously refined-sounding names that will firmly assert your Parisian cultural credentials.

You can pepper a couple of idyllic days with lazy swims right here but, for the more adventurous, it is also possible to explore up and downstream.

In May 2006, Warhol's Small Torn Campbell Soup Can (Pepper Pot) (1962) sold for $11,776,000 and set the current auction world record for a painting from the Campbell Soup can series.

She is relaxing on a big can of pepper labelled "Zanzibar," reading a scientific-magazine article.

The officer repeated his order, then showed him a can of pepper spray.

Now she brings along a four-inch can of pepper spray and her dog.

Ms. Khangura said her mother gave her a small can of pepper spray and insisted she carry it.