Sentence examples for serious beef from inspiring English sources
Morrissey has a serious beef with the proposed menu for his forthcoming show in Los Angeles.
Be it sexism, Clinton-family fatigue, or serious beef with her platform, a poll out this past week showed that 56% of registered voters expressed an aversion.
And I have a serious beef with Nicholas.
It's since been taken down, but there is still some serious beef stewing there.
You might think, then, that I'd have serious beef with the way OCD has slipped into common parlance over the last few years.
As the rest of the world squealed over porgs at The Last Jedi this past weekend, Senator Ted Cruz and Star Wars star Mark Hamill got into some serious beef on Twitter.
In the absence of serious beefs, some other performers got goofy instead.
https://t.co/yBncIu15Gz I swear there's some serious unresolved beef between Vieira and Wenger.
This is serious food: beef cheeks braised with orange zest and star anise; caramelised chicory, Picos Blue and walnuts; sea bass with puy lentils and charred leeks; A1 charcuterie boards, but served in super-laidback circs.
The Hamburger: A History Josh Ozersky Yale University Press £14.99, pp160 Anyone whose previous publications include Meat Me in Manhattan: A Carnivore's Guide to New York is likely to be serious about beef.
The only place to go when you want to be serious about beef.
