Sentence examples for saveloy from inspiring English sources
noun
A seasoned pork sausage, normally purchased ready cooked
It does seem to be the East End's ultimate sinkhole, Hell's High Street, populated by cutpurses and pox-ridden grotesques and accessed by a portal that only opens on a full moon at the sacrifice of a vestal saveloy.
The same mental process explains why my wife has been able to go through childbirth three times, and why I have eaten more than one battered saveloy.
Slimmer and fresher faced than most of the parts she plays she is still a touch more saveloy than Savoy.
This wilfully artless trash-wallow is like an oily saveloy: one's enjoyment may vary according to dietary preferences and state of intoxication.
As for the stadium, it's got to be distended, tubular and an unnatural red colour - The Saveloy!" says Stephen Spencer.
But what this new kid in town actually did was rush home in a panic to Google whether saveloy skin was actually safe to eat.
The sleeve suggests Muse's long-feared plummet from heroically daft to plain daft has happened: fear the saveloy-stick of state control!
Sexy Beast, with Ray Winstone playing a saveloy-tanned safecracker retired to the Costa Brava, was hailed as a surreal-ish modern classic.
You've eaten tougher saveloys than these ninnies.
There are sausages and saveloys, meat pies and a Pukka steak and kidney pudding.
A favourite composer-comedian is Harry Champion, who's best known for Any Old Iron but wrote many great songs about food, includingLet's Have a Basin of Soup, A Little Bit of Cucumber, Baked Sheep's Hearts Stuffed With Sage and Onion, Standard Bread, Toasted Cheese on Toast, Hot Meat Pies, Saveloys & Trotters, Oh!
