Sentence examples for relish out from inspiring English sources

It's OK if you write off your kitchen trying to make Christmas relish out of jelly.

She had the eggs going at a furious boil in the stockpot, and the bread in the toaster; she had jars of mayonnaise and mustard and sweet-pickle relish out on the counter, celery and carrot and onion on the cutting board, and she had the ice-blue German chef's knife in her hand, the one that Pop had given her for Christmas.

On the other hand, if past experience is anything to go by, this government isn't shy of a U-turn; and, if Whittingdale and his advisers aren't completely deaf, they may at least detect that he would do well to keep the relish out of his voice as he announces the steps he intends to take.

I get great relish out of watching them now and I feel a kinship now having bloodied myself with these first three films".

They relish going out in the dark and the rain.

Centralisation of the political system and overenergetic whips who relish stamping out dissent are among the problems.

Baby artichokes, eggplant caponata and a zucchini relish cried out for salt, but assorted olives were sparked by citrus zest and red pepper flakes, and lush roasted red peppers crackled with crunchy fried capers.

He relished pointing out flaws in his own arguments.

Death has always been Mr. Sondheim's trump card, and the trickster in him relishes pulling out that card at crucial moments and waving it in our faces.

This is the sort of gallows humor that Hitchcock relished drawing out in cruelly amusing cat-and-mouse games, not to be taken too seriously.

Like this one, which imagines the three superstates of George Orwell's "1984": Jacobs, in keeping with his nose-thumbing at regular atlases, relishes pointing out past cartographer's mishaps, like the mapping of California as an island.