Sentence examples for have a pan from inspiring English sources

If you have a pan of clay, don't break your back trying to dig it apart – just sow some beans.

When it comes to poaching the eggs, have a pan of fresh water boiling, add a dessertspoon of vinegar, stir the water fast until a whirlpool has formed, and into this break the eggs, one at a time.

(Don't cook tomatoes or citrus until you have a pan that is extremely well seasoned. The acidity will lead to food that tastes metallic). Clean as directed for a new pan, dry with paper towel, and use the pan again tomorrow and the day after that.

Yes, Universal/Comcast dropped Jurassic World 2 overseas way ahead of the domestic debut to coincide with the World Cup schedule, but usually when a movie like this opens overseas way ahead of North America it means that they have a Pan or Huntsman: Winter's War on their hands and want to try to goose the overseas bucks as a show of force if they can.

Have a pan lid to smother unusually wild-FLAMES!

Have a pan ready for you to put the cookies in the oven.

So why not go the whole hog and have a pan-African stock exchange?

For dinner you can have a pan-roasted rib-eye steak or striped bass with braised fennel or grilled trevisano radicchio.

"We already have a pan-European financial market, so it's crucial there's an institution that can coordinate all the regulation," said Diego Valiante, a research fellow at the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels.

In time, "we will have a pan-European rate".Unilever managers may take longer to do the sums than the sharp young consultants at BCG, but as the American consultancy has built up its foreign business, it has run up against the same dilemma.

I'd like to see this new agency mandated to run parks across the whole of the capital including those which are currently neglected such as Crystal Palace Park and those parks which have a pan-London significance (Crystal Palace again, Hyde Park, Lea Valley Regional Park, the Olympic Park).