Sentence examples for egg on to from inspiring English sources

If you like, break an egg on to the middle of each pizza.

Tip the flour on to a plate, pour the egg on to another and the breadcrumbs into a baking dish.

It was when she slid a fried egg on to some cooked lettuce that I thought Nigella Lawson had finally lost it.

Raw egg, pin and bowl, or coloured hard boiled egg, or air drying clay egg; paint (or egg dye, food dye and vinegar), feathers, googley eyes, card, scissors, glue, pen Sellotape a strip of card into a circle, which you can place the hardboiled egg on to dry, once it's been painted.

Together, they cavort about the stage performing such roles as the ghetto Othello, Queen Elizabeth II impersonating Vin Diesel and Shibboleth the Truth Fawn, layering proceedings with running gags such as their obsession with Nando's and their need to drop an egg on to the floor whenever they are angry.

Preheat the oven to 175C/gas mark 4. Ladle your hot trotter mix into ramekins, put the ramekins on a baking tray and carefully crack a quail's egg on to the top and bake in the oven until the eggs have just set.

At one point, she puts some eggs on to boil.

And, as the authors show, Popper was egged on to the battle by Bertrand Russell.

Sally Dexter's voracious Titania is egged on to consummate her passion for Desmond Barrit's Bottom, meanwhile, by a corps de ballet of bonking rabbits.

There's a scene, for instance, where Margot is egged on to climb a tree that she always scampered up as a teenager.

"As these letters reveal, he was egged on to do so by the garden bridge's other powerful cheerleader in Number 11 Downing Street".