Sentence examples for cold cut from inspiring English sources

Sold for about $200 a pound at specialty stores like LaTienda.com, it became the most expensive cold cut in the country.

It is often served as a kind of cold cut in Argentina, where it was created, but it can also be served hot.

The only cold cut you will find in the place is the high-end prosciutto, served with roasted pears and goat cheese.

Serve cold (cut in thick slices and remove the skin) or room temperature, or reheat for 20 to 30 minutes in a 325ºF oven, or in the microwave.

The Big Chef, a small plate that's one of Spina's favorite creations, is composed of slivers of capicola, an Italian pork cold cut, and creamy béchamel, wrapped in fresh pizza dough and baked in the oven.

He remembers his old friend Fred, a former newsreader whose alcoholism caused him to be relegated to a backroom job recording obituaries, but who has access to Lepage's "cold cut" – his pre-written death notice.

Mitt Romney, meanwhile, tore his eyes away from Michigan trees and lakes for two seconds to bang out a Wall Street Journal op-ed saying he will just stone-cold cut the corporate tax rate, loopholes be damned, and then the deficit will magically close, because Arthur Laffer said so.

Parmalat began as the Tanzi family cold-cut business.

They brought cold-cut platters, fried chicken, cake, soda, hugs.

Some feel strongly that the slices should be thick; others, cold-cut thin.

A week later over cold-cut sandwiches, Mr. Bartlett implored Ms. Warren to revamp the mortgage paperwork that has befuddled home buyers and has proved costly to lenders.