Sentence examples for give crisp from inspiring English sources

The lamb had been taken off the bone, rolled and then caramelised to give crisp contrast to the softness of the meat within.

Give crisper explanations.

He gave crisp, unequivocal answers about evil (defeat it) and unborn children (give them human rights at the moment of conception).

He gave crisp lectures on the difference between private-equity and hedge funds, and on the purpose of a board of directors.

Will he still be the man I know once he is in uniform, when he gives crisp orders, salutes those around him and shows intimacy with his fellow soldiers by being crass?

Very often, the puzzles confronting us were given crisp formulations by earlier thinkers and we find them puzzling precisely for that reason.

A reliable intuition gives crisp, clear impressions that are "seen" first, then felt.

So the idea is that you order a drink at a standardised price and you are given crisps or other bite-sized food.

When the volunteers arrived, they were given crisps in an attempt to make them thirsty.

"I often wish he gave crisper answers on public policy," said Boaz, who noted that Johnson was a political novice before being elected New Mexico governor in 1994.

The procedure used for cooking was typical of that used in the preparation of commercial crisps and gives crisps with an average moisture content of 1.5%.