Sentence examples for dead roast from inspiring English sources

The cold, dead roast bird is an image of the crucifixion.

Seventy-one dead migrants roasted in a truck – oh that reminds me, Bake Off's on tonight.

For the next hour, I roasted the dead rat.

He said that he was a former member of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, and that while fighting in the Sinai he and a group of fellow soldiers had wanted to prove themselves to their Egyptian counterparts their allies in that ill-fated assault on Israel so they had roasted a dead Israeli soldier on a spit and pretended to eat his flesh.

The roasting of the "safe-goat" will ideally fill dead air -- much like the celebrity roasting panel on Chelsea Lately -- but only for a few minutes, in order to keep you comfortably present with your family.

Mr. Yosses' kabocha persimmon pie, a fluffy riff on pumpkin pie, calls for only three tablespoons of sweetener (maple syrup and honey), relying on the natural sugars of dead-ripe persimmons and roasted, caramelized squash.

Mrs. Patmore falls to the floor, pulling the roast and pan with her, bleeding profusely, dead, covered in red-bliss potatoes.

Roasting does wonders for fruit that's not dead ripe.

For example, in the episode "The Valley of Fear", a dead cat is found in the Meldrews' freezer; in another, a tortoise is roasted in a brazier.

It's dead quick and easy, but looks worryingly sloppy when you pour it into the roasting tin ("It's like a gingerbread lake, Mummy").

The filthy halls and courtyards stank of the excrement from humans and pets; dead cats floated in stagnant water; and a butcher plied his trade — gutting and roasting pigs — at the entrance to the ministers' wing.