Sentence examples for rub to from inspiring English sources
Lightly rub to combine partly.
And, ah, there's the rub, to use another Edna-ism.
1. Wash the okra and gently rub to remove the outer fuzz.
"As standards get lowered," he says of Florio, "I think it will rub to his detriment".
The rub: to prevent people from profiting, residents cannot sell their houses.
Apply this rub to pork butt with your hands, covering meat entirely.
Put in a tea towel, rub to remove the skins, leave to cool, then chop very finely in a processor.
Even so, apparently the show was enough of an ego rub to convince him to run for Senate.Al Franken doesn't do boring politician well.
Aye, there's the rub (to quote that great literary Midlander William Shakespeare): no one is more sceptical about the existence of an overarching Midland identity than Midlanders themselves.
"Are you here to play softball?" one asks, and I'm so taken with her smile I nearly forgo the back rub to join in.
And now, having finished that salute, this column will return to its regular programming, which is delivering the written equivalent of a Dutch rub to any consumer-abusing chuckleheads that need one.
