Sentence examples for off the fries from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that leaders of the company, as he has put it, "took our eyes off the fries".

As he said, "We've taken our eyes off the fries".

The product might not have been great – "Unfortunately, tephlon was a new product, and the tephlon peeled off the fry pan leaving a lot of tephlon-coated eggs," he explained on his company's website – but the format stood him in good stead when he diversified from homeware and into music in 1966.

Also, you may lightly press paper towels on top of the fries to take off a bit more oil.

Venezuelans may have cheered when the fast food giant promised the return of the fries 10 months off the menu, but at 800 bolivars they're simply unaffordable.

The grouper sandwich at Star Fish is a thing of beauty — plump, fresh-off-the-boat, fried to perfection and served with a bright slice of cherry-red tomato and wedge of lemon ($9.95).

To top it off the curly fries were crunchy and didn't have that limp-chewiness of the typical American fry.

Because you believe you've failed already, you polish off the remaining fries and go on to order the chocolate cake.

The restaurateur Joe Bastianich was holding court in a corner; nearby, two couples of a certain age had ignored their waiter's advice to go "family style" and were polishing off four identical platters of the fried-pork-and-crispy-oyster salad.

I'm reminded of the popular Manhattan pre-'87-crash hot spot JAMS, where a newly discovered "free range chicken" off the grill (with fries) went for something like $39.50.

Not to worry: just quickly fry off-the-bone pieces in a pan.