Sentence examples for sets of meat from inspiring English sources
Observant Jews often keep separate sets of meat and dairy utensils for Passover use only.
If all steps have been followed correctly, you should have 3 sets of meat. 2 pieces of fillet meat and 1 piece of belly bone with the tail.
Some of that is by design — it's how we like to eat — and some of it is because I have to buy a new set of meat dishes.
They do warn you that Alex might go crazy and maul you if you come onto the set smelling of meat, make direct eye contact with him, or try to get between him and his cubs, but that all just struck me as common sense when dealing with such a beautiful and dangerous animal.
To find out, he set out baits of meat and sugar in pairs beneath the barrel cactus Ferocactus wislizenii, whose extrafloral nectaries attract four species of ants in the Arizona desert, and beneath nearby plants without nectaries.
The religion journalist Ari L. Goldman once interviewed an observant Jewish homemaker who explained that she kept three sets of dishes — for meat, for dairy and for Chinese takeout.
This off-the-bone preparation of meat sets the Balti apart from the more traditional "on-the-bone" meat used in the "one-pot" style of cooking from the Indian subcontinent.
At an evening rally in eastern Ohio, he returned to a familiar set of red-meat themes, calling for a wall on the Mexican border and reiterating his vow to waterboard Islamic State terrorists.
Setting aside the ethics of meat eating, food choices aren't morally charged.
The menu bears a quote from the TV host Tom Snyder: "If we're not supposed to eat animals, how come they're made out of meat?" What sets Djuret apart from other mostly-meat places is that the menu changes every few weeks and is built around the meat of one particular animal paired with appropriate wines, such as "Red Deer and Bordeaux," "Veal and Nebbiolo" and "Cow and Cabernet".
