Sentence examples for slice of steak from inspiring English sources

"It's an opportunity to buy," said one fleshy flyboy, a slice of steak tucked into his cheek like a plug of chewing tobacco.

She stabbed at a thick slice of steak and brought it to her mouth, chewing with tight lips, her neck surging when she swallowed.

My father's technique was to give each infant or toddler granddaughter at the steakhouse table an enormous slice of steak, as large as a rattle, and to let them chew on this as if it were a floppy toy.

Mr. Walsh, who has divided the state into three distinct CFS regions, also thinks a batter-dipped slice of steak is just as good as one dipped in flour or even one dressed in a mixture of egg and bread crumbs, schnitzel-style.

Place a few slices of steak on each plate.

Place a portion of cabbage on a plate, and top with slices of steak.

When cubes of bread trump slices of steak, a dish is in serious trouble.

Tender slices of steak, imbued with red wine and lavender ($19), melt in the mouth, but pork loin stuffed with figs ($17) is deadly dry on arrival.

Of course, the author of perhaps the best-selling vegetarian cookbook of all time is not a meat advocate, but if you "put a few slices of steak on top of a salad" she said, she will eat them.

The waiter smiled then and returned to the table with slices of steak, a Wagyu-Angus rib-eye aged 90 days, thick crusted, perfectly marbled, with fingerling potatoes, morels, purple scallions and astringent spigarello.

We cut a slit into the top of the still-steaming hobo packs and assembled the plates, with slices of steak, the vegetables dressed with spoonfuls of its mustardy braise and a simple green salad we had made earlier.