Sentence examples for have minced from inspiring English sources
And once you have minced or mixed, without stopping to wash your hands, you can proceed with the next step of the recipe.
He may not have minced his words, but the beaded sweat on Mr Muchima's brow conveyed the awkwardness of his situation.
What's more, the two former adversaries, who until recently have minced no words disparaging the other's work, said they hope to publish their work simultaneously in a peer-reviewed journal sometime this fall.
Let me be super clear about this, in words I might have minced in the piece itself: that is impossible.
They've minced the pills in blenders, pulverized them in coffee grinders, dissolved them in water and then injected the liquid.
Madison, an 8-year-old with a reddish-brown ponytail, had minced no words with her quick (and correct) response to the suggestion that she "talk about some vital spots we can hit".
Ms. Ogiste said she had minced some vegetables and used them in soup, pasta sauce and rice dishes — the better to disguise the new good-for-you foods that she served her son.
Weeks later he showed up in Miami, where he is said to be collaborating with the American authorities.In this section First, do no harm Whistle-blown Pick your poison ReprintsNow that he is safely abroad, Mr Aponte has minced no words.
Although he is only 6, by the time I get home he has minced the requisite number of shallots, blanched and peeled the tomatoes, seeded and julienned the peppers, soaked and blotted the salted capers and plucked all the tiny brown rocks out of the tiny brown lentils.
But it's not for the town or the nearby Macedonian wine country with the 'Wine Roads of Macedonia' signs and the wineries with free samples that Yours Truly has minced his way up here on a late-April off-season trip.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have mince pies to make. 1. Daddy's Gone A-Hunting by Penelope Mortimer (1958) The first of Mortimer's novels to detail the breakdown of her marriage to barrister and novelist John Mortimer.
