Sentence examples for fine pickles from inspiring English sources

"And goddamit if we're not having fun in between, and making damn fine pickles," he said.

The company, having grown too quickly for its own good, is currently in a fine pickle, obliged to implement money-laundering checks on customers in a hurry under the orders of regulators.

There's a mountain of rice; a very good, crisp poori; excellent sambars and rasams and a fine pickle; two vegetable curries, not too hot but well flavoured; raitha; smooth curd; sweet made with ghee, cashew nut and sugar; appalam (Tamil poppadom); and best of all, a special kuzhambu – a dal cocktail you'd pay handsomely for alone.

Couple that with the state's regulations, and it's a fine pickle.

That is essentially the fine pickle in which Barack Obama finds himself -- one that's entirely of his own making.

After the game, the Warriors invoked the finest pickle-cured clich��s.

Is it good or bad foie gras?' That is more poetically put than anything in Sepulchre, which is constructed of vintage cheddar, fresh crusty bread and the finest pickle.

It was fine, and pickled cucumber on the side offered acidity and sweetness; if you cooked it at home, you'd expect a pat on the back, though not a round of applause.

We can create a desire for the artisanal watch again just as we've brought back fine pencils and pickles because if we don't we're truly sunk.

Choose kosher, fine sea or pickling salt.

"But I guess there's a fine line between pickled and kimchi".