Sentence examples for mince from from inspiring English sources

But to demand tinned mince from the start is just strange".

Wiping mince from his moustache, Neill says: "With acting, I just wait for the phone to go.

And if you buy your mince from a good source, you can be sure the meat is top quality and, hopefully, antibiotic-free, too.

Ideally mince from a single cut such as shoulder works the best, but, as deer is not as common or as popular as other meats, you may need to go with what cuts your butcher has to hand.

The peckish can order a gözleme (Turkish pancake) filled with cheese, spinach or mince from another green-painted shack, where local women roll out the flatbreads to order for 8 lira (just over £2).

They will be introduced from Monday, and include cutting the price of 1kg of beef mince from £3.86 to £3 and 750g of chicken thighs from £2.25 to £1.57.

His boyhood in Natal had been enlivened by Saturday-morning lessons in a butcher's shop, picking up pork- and beef-mincing from a nostalgic Yorkshireman.

For analysis of CNS-infiltrating cells, both spinal cord and brain were collected and minced from perfused mice, and mononuclear cells were isolated by gradient centrifuge with Percoll (GE Healthcare).

Creative Foods, owned by Brakes Brothers, and which caters for schools and hospitals in the UK, had used frozen beef mince for lasagne from Hampshire-based supplier Pinnacle Foods, some of which has now been found to contain horse DNA.

Ordered mince pie from the menu.

Alternatively, just buy several packets of mince pies from a supermarket and scrawl numbers on them with a magic marker.