Sentence examples similar to set of steaks from inspiring English sources

Second prize, a set of steak knives.

"Second prize is a set of steak knives.... Third prize is you're fired".

Don't say: "Chuck in a set of steak knives and I'm in".

Second prize is a set of steak knives, and third prize is you're fired".

They'd have been bailed out by lunch and given a free set of steak knives as an extra gift.

First prize was a Cadillac Eldorado, second prize was set of steak knives, and third prize was "you're fired".

On opening night, someone gave me a set of steak knives with a card that read, "Kill them all!" I thought that pretty much summed it up.

To the victor in this Darwinian struggle goes a Cadillac and the best leads; to the runner-up a set of steak knives; the rest can go home.

Unlike the real estate salesmen of "Glengarry," the writers didn't stand to win a Cadillac or even a set of steak knives.

Chances are pretty good that at the precise moment you last shopped in a physical store for your latest washing machine or set of steak knives, the same item was being offered for a different price on the mobile app of that same retailer.

That year, the site and I came up with presents for David Gest ("a set of devotional candles"), David Blaine ("green tea soap and an alarm clock"), Tony Blair ("a Privacy Guard paper shredder and a miniature biplane"), Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez ("satin bedsheets and a set of steak knives") and Saddam Hussein ("lemongrass aftershave, a fur hat and a genuine Turkish bathrobe").