Sentence examples for fine eggs from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hurley, who lives near the market, often pan-fries a few patties of the mild turkey sausage for dinner or roasts some chicken from Knoll Krest Farm in Clinton Corners, N.Y., which is also known for its fine eggs.
While feeding the chickens some fresh compost might produce some mighty fine eggs, a farmer would be much happier knowing that his or her food was consumed at the peak of its freshness.
Artie's also makes a fine egg cream.
In spite of the geometry that produced fine egg-shaped coats cut on the curve as well as the slim, straight pants, there was an echo from the 1980s and the era of Claude Montana.
Our chickens lay some of the finest eggs you'll crack and we mill a mean flour.
It made some of the finest egg salad I'd ever had.
Which means that every fertilized egg is accorded rights above those of the woman in whose body it is housed -- fine for eggs, but pretty dismal for women.
A lining is vital, as copper can be toxic if used to cook acidic foods (though solid unlined copper is fine with eggs, or with sugar-packed jams), but tin linings wear out, so need regular replacing.
I still remember the old Maya woman on a rural Mexican bus -- a suspensionless affair with a deeply cracked windshield -- who showed me the fine brown eggs she was taking to market in a recycled spackle bucket.
Never mind them, this was a fine political egging – well done to all involved.
No. 4/10 More off-the-hook pricing, but Fortnum's do make a damn fine scotch egg.
