Sentence examples for pork go from inspiring English sources
WHY may the cost of beef, poultry and pork go down in the short term?
If you're eating beef or pork, go for the leaner cuts of meat.
Jenna's pig, Pork, went for $3.25 a pound, about triple the market price.
Today, the project is being derided as an example of political pork gone wrong.
A little pork goes a long way to grease the wheels in Congress.
Pork goes with so many things, both sharp and sweet, that it's brilliant in any season.
But Senator Daniel K. Inouye, Democrat of Hawaii, said he was "proud of the pork" going to his state.
In "Pork Goes to War" (Op-Chart, March 30), Thomas Schatz challenges my motives for voting in favor of the recent spending bill for Iraq.
And while plenty of pork goes into many sausages and laws, the ingredients of the edible product are specified in advance, carefully measured out and accurately identified on a label.
The pork went beautifully with a wedge of fabulous corn bread, soft, light and high-risen, tasting mildly of smoke and duck fat, and vinegary, bright collard greens with diced pork.
Not that I had any particular desire to watch women in the kind of frenzied routine Joey Chestnut, the Lionel Messi of processed pork, went through to retain his title – his fifth championship in a row.
