Sentence examples for expensive cuts from inspiring English sources

And how about some useful alternatives to expensive cuts?

Premium Beef, well-marbled, expensive cuts of wagyu, a Japanese breed raised here since the 1990s.

The family eats cheaper cuts of meat several times a week, but has more expensive cuts on holidays.

Cheap pork in turn means competition for beef, which is already suffering from weak demand for expensive cuts.

With the right techniques, a lot of unfamiliar meats in the supermarket can be more delicious than more expensive cuts.

Students conducted surveys at football games to determine whether there was an appetite for well-marbled, expensive cuts of Wagyu, a Japanese breed raised here since the 1990s.

Giles wonders innocently whether Delia couldn't have specified a rather more expensive cut of rat.

Then I headed to Forever 21 to buy a bunch of big, cheap earrings to go with my expensive cut.

Sure, fillet steak may be the most expensive cut of the cow, but it is also the dullest.

The most expensive cut was "Collateral Damage", in which Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a fireman whose family is killed by a terrorist bomb.

They wanted to put me in a suit and shoes and I picked the most expensive cut, which back then would have cost about £3,000.