Sentence examples for need to chop from inspiring English sources

But first we need to chop the shallots".

You don't need to chop it off you need to let it live its life.

In a world in which terrorism and globalisation exist, people still need to chop things up, he notes.

Substitute 1 pound shrimp and ½ pound scallops for the tuna (no need to chop them), and ½ cup corn kernels for the Dijon, mayo and capers.

When poor people move from bleak subsistence farming to the economic opportunities found in urban slums, he insists, they no longer need to chop down endangered trees or eat bush meat.

What this demonstrates is that Arab/Muslim countries – just like others – can get by perfectly well without the need to chop people's heads off or string them up from cranes.

And few people, certainly not Mr Scharping, deny that, with debt-servicing now the second biggest item in the federal budget, the state badly needs to chop its spending.

Once he was running at the front, Vettel pulled out enough of a lead to enable him to stop on lap 46 and rejoin ahead of Hamilton - he needed to chop across the McLaren on the way up the hill after the first corner Sainte Devote to consolidate his position.

However, I was really bummed that I needed to chop 32 cloves of garlic (I was quadrupling the recipe) and countless fresh sprigs of thyme (I'd never done that) to prep for this recipe.

You need people to chop wood, people to season, people to cook, people to organize, people to serve.

Otherwise, if you are using a home meat grinder, you will need to hand chop about one-fourth of the meat, so that the mixture is dotted with little cubes of meat and fat.