Don't put on too much cork grease!
The ancient Egyptians used honey in a grease-honey-lint dressing to put on infected wounds.
There was also that time he hawked underwear with David Beckham, and when he created Crosswalk, the Musical, which involved putting on a full production of Grease in a Los Angeles crosswalk (much to the horror of drivers stuck at the red light).
Put sausages on grease proof paper or paper towel.
Putting on cork grease is only necessary when the mouthpiece won't go on smoothly.
The drama bunch haven't attracted this much attention since they put on a production of Grease and a lower-school geography teacher got caught sniffing Sandy's shiny black trousers.
Tracing back, Marcus discovered, as Guffey had, that the new Fifties was no older than Columbia College, spring 1969, when the Kingsmen put on two shows: "The Glory That Was Grease" and the "First East Coast Grease Festival," attended by 5,000 students from Massachusetts to Maryland.
The fresh clams delivered daily to the restaurant are briefly dipped in corn meal, gently fried and put on paper towels to absorb excess grease.
Whether young Belgians had a genuine thirst for spiritual propaganda is hard to tell; at any rate, so successful was the rookie reporter that, for his return from the Red menace, on May 8 , 1930 an actor was hired to grease his hair, put on Russian clothes, and step off a train in Brussels into an adoring throng.
They greased their hair like Elvis Presley, put on gold lamé suits and added electrified instruments.
