Sentence examples for like a pan from inspiring English sources

That may sound like a pan, but it isn't.

It looked like a pan sauce I might make myself, but it tasted better.

"What happens then is the dry surface gets hotter and hotter, like a pan on the stove without water in it," said McCarthy.

The lobster, though, was fit for a queen — a pretty red tail shell filled with large chunks coated in cashew sauce, saffron, and jaggery, rich and sweet like a pan roast.

Russell Henley, who sold brooms that he lashed together from cedar branches and hanks of plastic fibre, said that the city was like a pan with a hole in it.

'We wanted to think about how it could be used; the first thing was to keep the hand away from the sharpener.' So it has a handle a bit like a pan handle.

After such a tightly edited display of clean-lined Scandinavian restraint, the packed-to-the-rafters t'Koetshuis next door at No. 52 is a like a pan-cultural tag sale with everything from a streamlined 1930s French dining set to heavily plated hotel silver and a stack of about 1,000 crisply pressed linen napkins, recently retired by a local restaurant supply company.

The next thing is to decide what you like in a pan bottom.

There are occasional missteps, like a pan-seared salmon that arrived underdone without any caramelization, and a cup of tasty but lukewarm coffee.

I don't feel like, 'Oh God, I'm being left behind.'" Like a pan-sticked Peter Pan, there is something eternally teenage about Robert Smith.

First, Mr. Hollande said, Europe needs to carry out the decisions its leaders made in June to create structures, like a Pan-European banking regulator, to bolster the economic and monetary union.