Sentence examples for sliced against from inspiring English sources

The name originally referred to a flank steak that was, not surprisingly, broiled, and sliced against the grain.

Skirt steak glazed in pomegranate then sliced against the grain was slashed with green chili sauce and nestled into strips of pickled cabbage.

And what emerged, as those bows sliced against strings, and as smiling mouths puffed into brass tubes, was a swell of ecstatic sound that could have been the soundtrack to another welcome, a welcome that the whole world was watching.

BEGINNERS on an archery range are almost as easy to spot as the targets: just look for a mean black-and-blue patch where a bowstring has sliced against an incorrectly positioned bicep.

Newcastle keeper Rob Elliot superbly denied Stevan Jovetic before his skipper Fabricio Coloccini sliced against the post before half-time.

The first coat he sent out -- glacial white, high collar slicing against the face -- took you back to Claude Montana's great years on the Paris stage.

Let the pork rest for 10 under a foil tent before slicing against the grain.

When the meat cools slightly, cut it into strips by slicing against the grain of the muscle.

Because flank steak is so dense, it should be sliced thinly against the grain and served juicy and rare, or at least medium-rare.

Kitchen apprentices were instructed to whistle as they sliced, to guard against shrinkage.

When a clip showed Carlos Delgado's slicing double against Philadelphia from last July, Reyes stood up and pointed.