Sentence examples for pickles from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, here's Pickles' press release promising "a new era of people power", the written ministerial statement on the localism bill (via LGIU blog), CLG's"essential guide" to the bill, and its "six steps to return power to the people" list.

She's also a part of the online "snackwave" phenomenon, which features young women and teenage girls sharing their obsession with snack foods, with Clapp regularly singing her praises of pies and her grandmother's dill pickles.

A freshly baked pitta bread stuffed with crisp, fragrant fried balls of a chickpea and herb mixture, hummus, tahini, salads, pickles and chilli sauce can be bought for three shekels (50p).

It is best served covered with garlic, onion and pickles (or something picante), and almost always washed down with a shot of vodka.

It's easy to be disheartened by this letter because, on the contrary, Pickles has actually done more than most in the Conservative party to undermine the prime minister's ambition to get new homes built.

Many were convinced that they could curdle milk or ruin pickles.

The communities secretary, Eric Pickles, has sent commissioners to run almost all aspects of the council for four years.

Related: Grant Shapps sacked from cabinet in Cameron's reshuffle Two senior figures have lost the right to attend cabinet: Grant Shapps, the Tory chairman, who was demoted to an international development minister, and Eric Pickles, the communities secretary, who will become the government's anti-corruption tsar.

Admittedly, Dave sacked Eric Pickles, their only authentic representative in cabinet, though the white and working-class north deserved better representation than that lazy rascal, so it may be progress.

It was a measure of how seriously social care was now being taken in government, Pearson said, that he had been invited to attend the weekly special ministerial committee, which is chaired by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and attended by the communities secretary, Eric Pickles, and the minister for government policy, Oliver Letwin.

The decision last month by communities secretary Eric Pickles to send inspectors in to the Town Hall to look at the council's books, following a BBC Panorama programme about Rahman, is but the latest example.