Sentence examples for making a pie from inspiring English sources
Some Catholics still include seven different fishes in the meal – not difficult if you're making a pie," says Brown.
She looks up: "I'm making a pie".... ANNA: Do you mock me? CLAIRE: I'm concocting a seduction.
What came out was a dry, crumbly mixture of irregularly sized pieces, rather like butter cut into flour in making a pie crust.
Sometimes the best part of making a pie is the mess, and rolling the dough too thin so you've got some extra for jam tarts, and for playing with.
I AM not a born baker, so I cannot count the number of times over the years I had some nice fruit, thought about making a pie and failed to seize the opportunity.
Although the pie's origins remain a little fuzzy, there's a theory that without a supply of fresh milk — cows weren't around — settlers on the Keys took to making a pie with lime juice, eggs and condensed milk.
On the one hand, she wanted to make a pie.
They want to know how to make a pie.
Let's make beautiful pies.' " The secrets to successful pie "Don't try to make a pie too fancy.
He just made a pie very well and made me want to make it, too.
I DON'T know why anyone would make a pie instead of a crisp.
