Sentence examples for in generous amounts from inspiring English sources

Sandwich halves are fried open-faced in generous amounts of Cabot unsalted butter, then topped with six shredded cheeses (Comté, provolone, extra-sharp Vermont cheddar, gruyere, raclette, two-year aged Gouda), plus a seventh from whatever's left over in the shop, except blue-veined cheeses — consistent inconsistency, Mr. Sobocinski calls it.

So if money is continuing to gravitate toward businesses, not only in generous amounts, but in record amounts, why are we opposed to the middle-class sharing in that largess?

First and foremost is the antioxidant ellagic acid, which is largely exclusive to these berries; combined with several anthocyanins also present in generous amounts, it proves to be a formidable fighter against the formation of cancer cells, especially in the colon, by neutralizing free radicals.

Add warm water in generous amounts to soften the dough.

Apply the Kiwi paste in generous amounts over the entire boot.

Starting with the outer leaves and working in, smear generous amounts of the paste on each leaf until the entire cabbage is covered.

The online recipe from Lewis and Peacock use cream of tartare and bicarb, in such generous amounts that the resulting bread is, to my taste, unpleasantly sour.

Common folk usually had to settle for a cheap white or rosé from a second or even third pressing, meaning that it could be consumed in quite generous amounts without leading to heavy intoxication.

Rub it in gently, using generous amounts of soap.

Fry the onions in a generous amount of olive oil in a large frying pan set over a medium heat, stirring regularly to encourage them to caramelise and prevent burning.

Pat dry, then set aside. 3 In a skillet fry the garlic and onion in a generous amount of oil then set aside.