Sentence examples for ham off the bone from inspiring English sources
All-day breakfast prices range from $7.90 for the toast to $17.90 for the bubble and squeak, which includes poached eggs and ham off the bone on a potato and vegetable hash.
You're sitting in front of a really nice looking sandwich: ham off the bone, a smear of hot English, maybe a few slices of cheddar, all on some good bread.
The top order now has a pleasingly varied tempo to it, the hangdog, Stakhanovite persistence of Chris Rogers complimenting the meaty left-right combination of Dave Warner and Watson, as thick-cut and filling as ham off the bone, to offer the promise of something other than inevitable collapse every time Australia begin an innings.
My wife has spotted lots of good local apples that we could sell cheaply, while we're happy to serve people here with just a single slice of local, off-the-bone ham or a single farm-laid egg or locally made sausage.
It was ham right off the bone and it has regularly been parodied with good humour by Lenny Henry as Theophilus P. Wildebeeste.
life: ham on the bone; salmon, roast beef, egg-and-cress; a cake.
Knochenschinken ham on the bone, dry-salted, air-dried and cold-smoked.
