Sentence examples for it sliced with from inspiring English sources

"You eat it sliced, with mustard and bread, for lunch," he said.

For the simplest uncooked preparation, try it thinly sliced with a sprinkle of salt and a squeeze of lemon.

In the rare event of there being any left over, I like to eat it, sliced up, with bubble and squeak and cold chicken.

A disheveled assortment of smoked fish looked as if it had been sliced with hedge clippers and dropped on the plate from a great height.

It is a joy to see stone treated like this, when it is so often sliced with deadly precision into emaciated veneers.

Smoked salmon being sliced with Renaissance delicacy.

Cilic won the 10th game with it, slicing his serve up the middle of the box.

Giambi went with it, slicing it to left for his 34th homer and giving the Yankees a 2-1 lead.

It's sliced through with cowbell, African thumb piano and what sounds like a single guitar chop wedged into one up-beat per bar.

It is sliced, packed with plastic and mainly sold by supermarkets.

A home cook can save even more money and control quality by freezing a whole piece of round, defrosting it lightly and slicing it with a very sharp knife.