Sentence examples for going to fry from inspiring English sources

After you have done all the dipping, if you're going to fry the chicken, have your oil in the frying pan and have it preheated to fry the chicken.

I'm going to fry some tofu for dinner while I mull all that over.

Do not brine a turkey that you are going to fry.

We're going to wash them, and then we're going to fry them in butter".

Roark recalls thinking that, if N.S.A. officials were breaking the law, she was "going to fry them".

"Sooner or later somebody is going to attempt to do something they shouldn't do and they are going to fry themselves.

That was a later English translation; Cervantes's phrase in the Spanish original means "you will see it when you go to fry the eggs".

This was coined in 1609 by a student at Cambridge around the time Cervantes was writing "al freír de los huevos lo vera," "you will see it when you go to fry the eggs".

Choose lots of sides that can be made ahead of time so when you go to fry the chicken, there is nothing else to think about.

He goes to Fry's to get the latest consumer electronics, orders commodity products like camera batteries from Amazon, and recently bought a tablet from Costco after realizing it had a lower price than Best Buy.

I'd go to Fry's, but those jokers set up 80 miles away in Renton.