Sentence examples for pan of course from inspiring English sources

A pan, of course, does something, as does a blender.

Whether or not "A Tiny Game of Pong" ends up as more than a flash in the pan, of course, remains to be seen.

I strained out the herbs, garlic and pepper and returned the strained milk and cream to the pan, which I'd washed (you could use a fresh pan, of course).

To say that the only lasting benefit from the space programme of the 60s is the non-stick frying pan is, of course, an exaggeration.

Not all of these players will pan out, of course, but if you were to invest in all of them as a portfolio across several of your leagues, I'd expect you to make a significant net profit, simply because players coming off bad years tend to be disproportionately discounted relative to their ability.

"We have got to see how well these deals pan out, of course.

Compared to the Parakey deal in July 2007, in which the company got only cash and no stock, this seems like a pretty nice deal (assuming that Facebook's stock eventually pans out, of course).

And if everything goes down the pan environmentally, then of course none of that could happen.

That, in turn, is one of the dynamics behind rising inequality in nominal wages and quite possibly in real wages, as well.So there you have it: committed economics journalists don't just write about key economic concepts, they live them.* In the spirit of disclosure, I know many of these people, admire their work, and hope their respective ventures pan out.** Of course, sometimes they're wrong.

This is why meat aficionados consider it criminal to remove a steak from vacuum packaging and whack it straight in a hot pan (they would of course eschew vacuum packaging, and unfold the old-fashioned butchers' paper from around their dry-aged cuts well ahead of cooking, unless they were sous-viding it first, in which case, they'd probably vac-pack it again).

In order to be able to prepare braised sauerkraut, however, you will need a mid-size, heavy-bottomed, oven-safe, lidded pot, like a cast iron dutch oven or good quality stainless steel pan (whose handles, of course, should never be made of plastic).