Sentence examples for need a deli from inspiring English sources

And then I get the deli case and I'm thinking, 'I actually really need a deli.'" He found another deli slicer like the model MoMA had displayed and was soon on a shopping spree, gathering the materials he would need in order to actually create the sandwich he envisioned.

"The film just kept growing from this initial seed of, 'I want to see this boxing glove in a deli slicer.' Alright well if I have that, I'll need some more meats, and I need a place to put them so I'll get a deli case.

Alvar Aalto's famous amoeba vase doesn't need a lot of help or anything too complicated because it has such high entertainment value, making it ideal for less-than-thrilling deli flowers.

You'd need never eat a deli item if you didn't want to, though you'd be a fool not to try the slab-sized french fries or onion rings.

"Deli Man" also provides stories of legendary delis, like New York's Carnegie, the home of sandwiches so big, one diner insists, "you needed a jaw adjustment" after eating one.

'We're better than them anyway," said Mr. Botsaris, whose restaurant boasts the imprimatur any deli really needs: an autographed portrait of Henny Youngman hanging on the back wall.

"I'm just irate, because we need delis and groceries, not more fast food," Mr. Reese said.

He'd take us to a deli on Geary Street.

There's more pressure to throw the special cuts needed to make deli meat into the grinder for hamburgers.

The beauty of a deli is that to run one you don't need experience, a fortune, or even fluency in the local language.

That's one reason the printer is so small -- not much bigger than a deli sandwich -- and so self-contained; it needs neither batteries nor power cord.