Sentence examples for make ribs from inspiring English sources

One neighbor used to make ribs that Phoebe savored, and another often offered to baby-sit.

With Natalie Morales as her sous chef, Ms. Moskin made a chili, and Ms. Severson enlisted Al Roker to help her make ribs with a rub.

"Everyone in Paris is charmed by the fact that he is from Missouri and his parents make ribs," said Beth Shepherd, a co-owner of the SoHo shop Kirna Zabete, which does not stock Mr. Scott's $800 wrap dresses.

"But who else is going to let you run up a $1,000 meat tab to make ribs?" Like many self-invented people, Kimball is watchful and innately shy, and he relies on self-effacing jokes and bluster to mask an ever-present discomfort.

"I'm happy that the baby is back with his parents," said the Rev. Melvin White of Clio Community Church, who had hauled two barbecue smokers to the scene of the standoff to make ribs for reporters and anyone else who happened by.

"In fact, the way we cook ribs makes them more chewy, good for eating with your fingers".

To make the ribs easier to handle, you may also wish to cut them into 2 or 3 rib chunks at this time.

Chill with Flavor for even half an hour, and he will make your ribs hurt very much.

Mr. Ellis, whose house was in Water Island, would call Mr. Banks and ask him to make spare ribs.

But if it doesn't come at all, or if your desire to make these ribs outstrips even a rush order from an online outfit, feel free to make a mixture of — yes — brown sugar and molasses to approximate it.

For the final structure, small laminated pieces of Douglas fir were soaked and then glued together to make curved ribs that snapped together, with fibreglass pods between, on the site.