Sentence examples for out tender from inspiring English sources

Eight Sisters also rotates its fresh vegetables — turnip, collard, mustard greens and cabbage — and cooks them so they come out tender, not drowned in vinegar or smoke.

MANY people are intimidated by squid because they believe that it needs to be cooked either two minutes or two hours to come out tender.

"A to Z," "Barnyard Dance," "The Going to Bed Book," "Moo Baa La La La" — they are titles whose very mention will draw out tender, fragile memories from kids and parents everywhere.

The broker also knows reputable shipyards and will send out tender offers.

The only thing that's American about this place is the taste for risk.' The main course is brought out: tender lamb with savoury cep paste, pomegranate seeds and watercress.

The greens will come out tender and packed with flavor.

As Iraqi officials said output from the country's southern fields was resuming, helping to ease global oil prices, the government put out tenders for the two fields.

Once buyers can readily shop around online, or aggregate corporate demand, or put out tenders on electronic trading platforms, then companies that sell on nothing more than price will be in trouble, unless they are supremely efficient.

Basically, government entities put out tenders for projects and it's up to the EPCs to place bids.

Laster made waves last spring with a surprise ruling on so-called "freeze-out" tender offers.

Yeadon believes an "ill thought-out" tendering process has caused long-lasting damage to morale among the army of staff and volunteers who deliver community based care.