Sentence examples for make the tender from inspiring English sources

To preempt the repetition of the criticisms the Company made regarding our prior plan, we believe the Company will have ample liquidity and capital to make the tender offer and run the business well.

He pressed the strings down behind the nut to raise the pitch, like a pedal-steel player; he fretted and picked the strings at a precise halfway interval to make the tender bat-squeals called pinch harmonics, which Buchanan pioneered, Robbie Robertson of the Band made sound as ageless as pearl buttons, and Eddie Van Halen swaggered all the way to the bank with.

A mere $25 will buy me a specialty Spaetzle maker, which promises a world in which I can "swiftly make the tender morsels at home in any quantity".

But with the move to Kings Place, GNM wanted to make the tendering process as democratic as possible.

The parchment also makes the tender filets easy to lift out of the slow cooker bowl once cooked and tender.

That's because I'm the person my friends call when they need a cat sitter—I have a natural rapport with the little buggers, and I can draw out even the most aloof kitty cat and have it sprawled out in front of me, purring softly and making the tenderest of biscuits in 40 seconds flat.

The dry-heat methods of broiling and roasting are used for the tender cuts since these presumably have so little connective tissue that none of it needs to be removed to make the meat tender.

Bellotas are the acorns fed to the hogs that make the most tender -- and most expensive -- pork roasts and hams.

Mingus was a tough guy - he knocked his trumpet player's teeth out, he would get chucked out of his apartment to live on the street - but he could make the most tender music".

As for cashews, which are sweet, shaped like cartoon commas and about as soft as a nut can be, these make the perfect, tender foil to crisp, bitter leaves such as chicory or pungent flavours such as garlic and chilli.

"We make the chicken more tender," he says of his signature dish.