Sentence examples for great slabs from inspiring English sources
The water leaves great slabs of thick, red mud in its wake.
To impersonate Big Momma, an extremely large woman, Malcolm applies great slabs of latex to all parts of his body.
Great slabs of 17th-century prose are slammed down in the text like hunks of uncooked meat.
And a special sautéed Western fluke took beautifully to a huge, luscious grilled oyster mushroom and great slabs of polenta.
Mr Mason provides great slabs of it on the Anglo-Burmese wars, on the ethnogeography of the region, on British-French rivalry.
There is richer leather, great slabs of walnut or ash wood and sumptuous chairs that would be at home in the flagship S-Class.
Polishing off a great slab of chicken sandwich, she leaned back and said: "Great.
Wasting a lot of it in this great slab of dreamy-nonsense.
When the sun finally rises, this will be a gray day, a great slab of flint laid across the plains.
Then it was onwards past the famous sheet of rock ("The Great Slab" says Wainwright) up to the splendid pointed peak of Bowfell, like a remote turreted lookout.
After him came a boy with a great slab of veal on his shoulder, his cheek pressed into the damp, spongy flesh".
