Sentence examples for pie through from inspiring English sources

But getting the pie through was a surprise.

You can bring that apple pie through, but that merry snow globe with Frosty the Snowman inside will be confiscated.

Pour the stock in to the pie through the steam hole, then leave the gelatine to cool and set.

"That the mayor has an interest in the health of the company doesn't mean he's pulling strings or making decisions or keeping his finger in the pie through Doctoroff," Professor Gillers said.

While some Keynesians defend such investments by arguing they actually "crowd in" – ie, government investments increase the total pie through the spending multiplier – this defence only captures half the story.

The other signature drink - Pumpkin Juice - tasted like I was drinking pumpkin pie through a straw.

I wanted to fling the bag of meat pies through the window.

For a while he sold the pies through the side window of his butcher shop, she said, to make ends meet.

Boris Johnson, the Conservative Party's spokesman for higher education, waded into the debate recently, saying first that he applauded parents' rights to "push pies through the railings," but then modifying his remarks when they caused a national outcry.

(In his memoirs, Haussmann unsurprisingly served the idea with a benign spin: "It is easier to cut through the center of the pie than through the crust").

Hollywood wants more of that pie, whether through imported or indigenous movies, and this year it has had surprising success with imports.