Sentence examples for may fry from inspiring English sources

Or if you prefer, you may fry the bird immediately.

Don't look too hard though, you may fry your corneas.

Heat a large frying pan with oil, you may deep fry them in batches which is the traditional method, or pan fry them.

If you feel extravagant, you may deep fry them as this does add a richer caramelised flavour.

And get anything else that you suspect may be fried.

The restaurant, opened in 1917, attracts locals with a $9 three-course lunch special with wine that may include fried baby squid to start and a garlic chicken entree.

Too many miles in my old open-top Wrangler may have fried my brain, but I've harbored a deep affection for Wranglers even as they clearly became the most primitive vehicles in a new-car showroom.

Sure, your brain may be fried — but duty calls.

To be sure, Martha may have fried because her case was easier to prove.

You may have to fry them in several batches.

If your pan was too cold and not sizzling, you may need to fry the bread for 15 30 seconds, but pull it out before it gets too soggy.