Sentence examples for large butcher from inspiring English sources

He said the knife was a large butcher knife with a black handle.

In the first, the cabbage is sliced with a large butcher knife and some salt is added.

While a small butcher shop like Commack Kosher Meats might just need a few hours of rabbinical supervision a week, many slaughterhouses, large butcher shops, major food producers and busy restaurateurs contract for full-time supervision.

He escapes, only to be chased by Lindemann, who wields a large butcher's knife (which doubles as a microphone).

Serves 2 potatoes 2 medium onion 1 medium to large oil such as rapeseed a little large Cumberland-type sausages 275g, or 4 large butcher's sausages eggs 2 large Grate the potatoes coarsely.

The man charged at armed officers outside the station in the Barbes neighbourhood of northern Paris, wielding a large butcher's knife and wearing what was later discovered to be a fake bomb vest.

Hunter-gatherers of the area left distinctive lithic technology tools and the remains of large butchered mammals, occupying the area from 13,000 9,000 years ago.

There is no madder rugby league fan than the Mad Butcher, Sir Peter Leitch, the official patron of New Zealand Rugby League and owner of the largest butchers chain in New Zealand.

In Britain the Vesteys also began a retail business, which by the early 1990s had become the UK's largest butchering chain, JH Dewhurst, with more than 300 branches up and down the country.

In "Chicken Flicker," Poulson, wearing a large white butcher's apron, sat on a chair as Clotfelter, in high heels and wearing a leotard bedecked with white and black feathers, danced around him.

At the Butcher Shop, where guests stand for drinks and fork viande at a large low butcher table next to a soapstone wash sink and meat hooks strung with sausage, the à la carte offerings are beautifully detailed; the wines, by glass and bottle and hand-selected by Boston's pre-eminent sommelier, Cat Silirie, soar.