Sentence examples for one cooked from inspiring English sources

Huang goes on to suggest delicately that no one cooked with the, um, stuff because it tasted like a flaming anatomical feature of Kim Jong Il, but that he had, um, messed with it, "and knew that if you ignited it, the sorghum in it took on a sharp sweetness that would be perfect.

And they didn't trust Westminster or Whitehall involvement in the final royal charter version of life with Brian, one cooked up with Hacked Off and takeaway pizzas over a long night in the Cabinet Office.

As her children scampered excitedly around our knees, Mrs Twaissi soaked some rice and then, one by one, cooked off chicken pieces, potato, cauliflower, aubergine, carrot and onions in olive oil and a "secret" blend of spices.

There's not much in it, but the chilled mixture is indeed studded with a few more lumps and bumps than the one cooked straight away, which suggests that freezing is a good tip if you're not pressed for time.

And if you look at the legislative history in the decade of hearings in the period after the Hayes-Tilden debacle, that history focused on the importance of having a fixed tribunal which you could look to rather than one cooked up at the last moment.

This triggers a sense of urgency to hurriedly buy through Uber Eats (and not check competitors), but also to ensure orders come in close enough together that the first one cooked won't have to wait long for the last before they're all scooped up for delivery.

#4: There is only one "cook in the kitchen," which means no committees and no associate promoters.

But the New Democrats are starting to get some policies, albeit ones cooked up to get press coverage.

The older ones cooked a healthy meal, usually a minestrone or a dish of donated baccalà, dried cod.

For once the official estimate for growth in the last three months was in line with the unofficial ones cooked up in the City.

Men and women love good cooks, and often enjoy the food more if their loved ones cook for them.