Sentence examples for chow out from inspiring English sources

Only the broader knockabout casts Chow out into troubled tonal waters.

In San Franscisco, agents woke California state senator Leland Yee in the early morning and hauled one of two dozen alleged accomplices, Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, out of bed across town.

It's a story commonly swapped between soldiers during chow out in the field, during a slow-paced, non-formation, 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back run, or after an exhausting day at the range while you are on the bus ride back to the barracks.

The Bachelorette Chow turned out to be a thick, brown liquid that tasted and smelled overwhelmingly chocolaty, and just a bit sour.

"If you feed them Purina chicken chow, you wipe out this effect," said Dr. Hagelin, who cautioned that the chick results have yet to be published.

Chow also points out that the integration of Alon USA's recently acquired refinery in the Los Angeles Basin will contribute to the company's profits, and crude oil's recent retreat from $100 levels should stabilize the refiner's margins.

But when he finally got out, Chow insisted that he was a changed man.

The good folks at Chow have figured out how to bring sous vide into everyone's home using little more than a slow cooker and a bit of ingenuity.

Meanwhile, Mr. Chow breaks out of prison and prepares to wreak havoc.

For authentic street food in South Africa, nothing beats the bunny chow – a hollowed-out piece of bread filled with curry.

You can buy a safe plate of delicious pap, (made from mealie meal), wors (boerewors) (sausages) with all the trimmings (tomato sauce and mustard), chakalaka (spicy tomato relish) or bunny chow (a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry) at most soccer stadiums for about £1.20.