Sentence examples for drop a slice from inspiring English sources

Drop a slice of chicken fillet flat out on top of the bacon slab, a little thicker than scallop.

Murray then misses a backhand to make it 30-all, but Federer drops a slice long to make it 40-30.

His classmates were aware of his condition but his death was allegedly caused by a fellow student who dropped a slice of cheese down the back of his shirt.

Somewhere between a drop shot and a slice that drops midcourt and dies, it leaves opponents flailing in response.

Operating during daylight hours, its diners can kickstart the day with creamy scrambled eggs and bread baked in house; refuel at lunch with a pearl barley, pumpkin and beetroot salad, or drop by for a slice of carrot cake come teatime.

The paper's editor, James Harding, protested that it was merely reporting the reaction of Spanish fans, adding in a conciliatory reply: "We are not over fond of humble pie but if you, Sara Carbonero or Iker Casillas are ever passing, please do drop by for a slice of tortilla".

But others sauntered in and shrugged; just dropping by for a slice.

Some might say that Stratford-upon-Avon has quite enough history but this annual event drops an unruly slice of the past in the town.

Drop a few potato slices at a time into the oil and fry until the edges begin to brown, 3 to 4 minutes, then turn the slices and brown the other side, 1 to 2 minutes.

You're unlikely to find Braddock's Nonpareil or a Yorkshire Goosesauce at your local superstore, although at markets or farm shops you may have more luck and come across a versatile Lord Lambourne or an Ashmead's Kernel with its frankly quite ugly, rough-skinned appearance and pear-drop flavour (perfect with a slice of mature cheddar).

It's sparkling apple juice with a few drops of the bitters, a slice of ginger and obviously Haig Club.