Sentence examples for minced from inspiring English sources

Stefan Collini is reaching for the gate long after the bolting horse has been caught, minced and boiled into glue.

In Jerusalem, families wait eagerly till winter to make mtafayeh a one-pot wonder consisting of lamb and zahara baladi cooked with goat yogurt, tahini, lemon and fresh minced garlic .The taste is just different, so good, so soft," sighs a Jerusalem lawyer and new mother who has just dispatched her husband on a mission to the cauliflower kiosks.

Weeks later he showed up in Miami, where he is said to be collaborating with the American authorities.In this section First, do no harm Whistle-blown Pick your poison ReprintsNow that he is safely abroad, Mr Aponte has minced no words.

This year Hudson Foods, which distributes beef across the country from its plant in Nebraska, recalled 25m pounds of minced beef the largest amount of meat recalled in American history after government inspectors found evidence of the sinister E.coli.

The court's ruling minced no words: affirmative action had "outlived its usefulness", since the fire department now has a slightly higher proportion of minorities than the Boston population as a whole.Mr Levey has also filed suit against the federal government's Department of Housing and Urban Development, alleging that a St Louis project manager had been similarly mistreated.

Though his spokesmen deny that Vice-President Al Gore intended in his remarks in Malaysia on November 16th to incite anyone to rebel against the government, he minced no words in describing as "brave" the Malaysians who have been calling for political reform (see article).

He minced no words in telling them "what would cause us to lose".

Any postponement of the decision, which had been expected at the Dublin meeting, could also affect Ireland, which has made a similar request jointly with Portugal.The prime minister has not minced his words over the court ruling, a rejection of government measures already approved by parliament that would be unthinkable in many other European countries.

Typical additions to these sauces are herbs, garlic, orange rind, or minced vegetables.

Many turnovers contain savoury fillings; the empanada of South and Central America frequently contains a mixture of chopped meats, hard-boiled eggs, minced vegetables, olives, and raisins, highly seasoned.

In 20 years' time, a S$3 bowl of Teochew minced-meat noodles could be as hard to find as a free table at lunchtime.