Sentence examples for next clam from inspiring English sources
What's next: clam chowder at Denny's in Boston on a Friday?
Cherrystone, the next larger clam, at two and a quarter to three inches, refers to a creek in Virginia.
When Mr. Fiedler mentioned to Mr. Mugar that he was concerned about the dwindling attendance at the Pops concerts at the Hatch Shell, the stage that sits like a giant open clam next to the Charles River, Mr. Mugar devised a pyrotechnical plan and provided the money to implement it.
The restaurant's owners also run the fish-packing plant, retail fish store and clam bar next door.
They'd be back at the Clam Bar next weekend — and every warm-weather weekend thereafter — screaming faster than 100 miles per hour each trip, they boasted.
"If they think it'll be on 'SportsCenter' or in the papers the next day, they'll clam up," said Fox's John Madden, who has called seven Super Bowls with Pat Summerall.
Coral-colored top neck clams are laid next to a nest of shredded daikon; giant clams are scored to look like daisies; and slices of octopus are arranged like fans.
The next day, at the Drunken Clam, Peter begins discussing the affair with Quagmire and Joe, who suggest Peter blackmail Carter as revenge for his constant mistreatment.
The clams sit right next to the roots of the trees so they dig 10 to 20 centimeters into the mud and check if there is one.
The highways are Jitney-free, the summer homes battened shut, and the roadside clam shacks closed till next season.
The subject of the next workshop was the ocarina, a clam-shaped wind instrument perforated by a dozen holes and a mouthpiece.
