Sentence examples for make something plain from inspiring English sources
Every time I think of putting, say, a nice whole dorade in the basket instead of ribs, or rubbing a meat roast with za'atar instead of kosher salt, I channel my inner June Cleaver, hear a few grumbling lost relatives muttering "shonda" in my head, and make something plain, hearty, and appropriate for the dinner table, circa 1959.
Most people would be afraid to make something a plain vanilla box.
Bell, by contrast, could always make something memorable out of plain things and plain places, even as early as 1912 with her "Monte Oliveto".
If we pause to think about it, that we can simply use our voices to make something happen is just plain cool.
He admitted that one of his daughters was a picky eater who only really liked Happy Meals, but said that his hotels were willing to accommodate the finicky child and make something special, which often means something plain, or half orders.
But he also made something else plain: "I am not interested in any sale or merger of the company, selling my shares to any third party or entering into discussions with any other financial sponsor for a transaction of the nature proposed in this letter".
Because why make plain chocolate chip when you can make something they'll never forget?
To embrittle means to make something brittle.
