Sentence examples for is fillet from inspiring English sources
noun
A headband; a ribbon or other band used to tie the hair up, or keep a headdress in place, or for decoration.
A bewildered waiter looked at her and emphasised: "But it is fillet steak".
Macfadyen is filleted in a particularly imaginative manner.
The kitchen, including the cook's station where the fish is filleted, is visible behind glass and you can stand and watch the line cooks at work.
The pancreas is filleted, incised longitudinally, exposing the main pancreatic duct from neck to tail with extraction of ductal calculi.
But once a fish is filleted, even the most seasoned chefs have a hard time identifying the species.
The pieces come in white or dark meat varieties and the meat is filleted off the bone in one long strip.
"In Safeway, it's fillet," said Frank Chang, a 35 year-old engineer from Fremont.
Recent offerings were fillet of sole française and fried flounder ($9.50).
There's fillet, too, served medium-rare, a bravery permitted by the quality of the pig.
On the other hand, the walls comprised straps that were fillet welded to the gusset plates, which were in turn welded to the stud and track members.
Ask that the fish be filleted and skinned.
