Sentence examples for pound of steak from inspiring English sources

Each package included a pound of steak and kidneys; 8 ounces of liver loaf; 12 ounces of luncheon loaf (Spam); 2 pounds of coffee; and a pound each of lard, honey, raisins and chocolate.

"What did you pay seven years ago for a bottle of milk and a pound of steak?" he said, referring to the last time there was a fare increase.

Family dining favorites include Bandits' Grill and Bar (440 Main Street, 435-649-7337), where the $49.99 Outlaw special for four includes a pound of steak, a whole chicken, a rack of baby back ribs, a quart of baked beans and a loaf of garlic bread.

That is because a pound of steak requires many more pounds of grain as feed — and all the carbon emissions associated with that, from fertilizers that are derived from fossil fuels to the fuel for the combines used for the harvest, he said.

He took me into a freezer the size of a Manhattan apartment and showed me its contents: eight thousand pounds of chicken, five thousand pounds of steak, four thousand pounds of hamburger.

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My flatmate and I are having a monthly competition for best red label discounts: I'm on 30 pounds of steak for a fiver, so I reckon I'm winning.

Hold on, I'm closing on something the size of an inferior country's G.D.P., and the S.E.C.'s been on my ass like John Wayne on a stallion.... Stacy, be a doll and clear my evening and order up a couple pounds of steak, 'cause Daddy's gonna be taking care of business and working overtime.

Not yet sated, Schuyler continued gorging by eating a second 72-oz hunk of beef in 9 58 for a total of nine pounds of steak in just under 15 minutes.

Fernandez had earlier revealed every bloody detail about the meat dress to MTV Style, explaining that he purchased 50 pounds of steak from his butcher in the San Fernando valley for the project, with "not very much" in the way of leftovers in the end.

For example, a pound of beef steak with a USDA Prime label will cost more than a pound of beef steak labeled USDA Choice or USDA Select.