Sentence examples for great knob from inspiring English sources

A couple of rungs up the calorie ladder are a great knob of lamb shank with a snowdrift of crusty, cheesy polenta; and smoky, tender but fatty seared hanger steak with a superfluous helping of marrow.

And so are Colorado lamb chops, great knobs of meat with so much flavor that a chapeau seems superfluous, like a hat on a sheep.

While the core gear is nice and sounds great, wooden knobs to reduce vibration and magical electricity straighteners make the entire venture considerably less inviting.

restaurant in 2004 in an old house that his great-grandfather knob-and-tube wired in 1907.

Matt McPherson, 31, a Culinary Institute of America graduate, opened the Grill in 2004 with his wife, Erin McPherson, 30, in his hometown, next to his dad's insurance office, and in the old house that his great-grandfather knob-and-tube wired in 1907.

He made a writing desk for Catherine the Great with a knob in the shape of her favorite dog.

It's a pretty good idea not to let kids you're fond of get too close to any of this, and don't let them fool with the propane knobs (always a great temptation, even for grown-ups).

This works great for shining the lever and knobs in your shower.

Overall, chimpanzees that make fewer errors in grasping with the right (referred to as right-handed) compared to left hand (referred to as left-handed) show greater leftward asymmetries in WM within the KNOB, particularly at the 70% threshold level.

Out here radio signals carry for great distances, and I'd fiddle with the knobs to pull in the classic Midwestern stations: WLS out of Chicago, KOMA out of Oklahoma City.

Turn the fine focus knob the perfect the focus in greater detail.