Sentence examples for enough to slice from inspiring English sources

The knife should never penetrate deeply enough to slice the clam meat.

Not by much, but enough to slice significantly into real wages growth.

The air is wet and heavy enough to slice into chunks and carry out of town in shopping bags.

Though the inside is not as dense as a midsummer beefsteak, this tomato is firm enough to slice.

Place the loaf tin in the freezer for ideally 4 hours before serving, so that it's firm enough to slice.

Mr. Appiah brings, to the tidy feast that is his book, a carving knife sharp enough to slice tangled issues of social class thinly.

Well good, I thought, no one will be able to get up enough speed to slice my fingers off with their skates while I am lying prone in the middle.

That's just enough time to slice a baguette (to soak up all those amazing juices) and pour a couple of glasses of wine before you settle in for the evening.

As you're cutting, apply enough pressure to slice through the grip, but not so much that you scratch the metal handlebar beneath it.

When your biscotti snakes are cool enough to handle, slice them on an angle into ⁄ inch (1.3 cm) slices, like you're slicing bread.

When cool enough to handle, slice the corn in two, stand each half vertically and slice off the kernels.