Sentence examples for plenty of beef from inspiring English sources

But it's sharp and detailed, with vocal clarity and plenty of beef.

The small bowl brims with three types of beans, carrots, celery and plenty of beef tidbits, flavored with cumin, dark ale and onion.

Opera singers need plenty of "beef" to hit the high notes, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has claimed, as the soprano condemned the pressure on young girls to starve themselves in order to meet the demands of concert managers.

Even the current lot, with whom she has plenty of beef (that they didn't get rid of control orders but in effect just rebranded them; the justice and security bill; what they've done to legal aid), she is generous and fair and balanced enough to credit for same-sex marriage.

Residents with limited funds for transportation are often forced to shop at the kind of gas-station quick marts and dusty-shelved corner stores where they can find plenty of beef jerky, chips, and soda and, other than a bruised banana or two, not much in the way of produce.

In Anchorage, where grocery stores carry plenty of beef but never moose meat (it's illegal to sell wild game), people consider moose an important part of their annual supply of food, said Rick Sinnott, a wildlife expert with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Brittany Ferries, 0871 244 0744 Ole Nielsen, DFDS Seaways The 100-year-old Sand's Restauration on Skolegade 60 in Esbjerg serves really good traditional Danish favorites including smørrebrød and herring platters, lots of freshly caught fish and plenty of bøf (beef).

There are decent seafood options and quality sushi, but meat is where Guto's heart lies: with a delicious pork belly, knockout steak, and plenty of other beef dishes, such as strips you barbecue yourself at the table.

The common thinking, wrote a former director of the Nutrition Division of the United Nations, was that the ideal diet, one that prevented obesity, snacking and excessive sugar consumption, was a diet "with plenty of eggs, beef, mutton, chicken, butter and well-cooked vegetables".

Cleveland also has plenty of corned beef, with nationally renowned Slyman's, on the near East Side, a perennial winner of various accolades from Esquire Magazine, including being named the best corned beef sandwich in America in 2008.

The phrase rings particularly true on St . Patricks Day, the saucy Irish holiday that is marked by an epic consumption of alcohol and plenty of corned beef and cabbage.