Sentence examples for so much egg from inspiring English sources

"Nothing else in the financial universe has splattered so much egg on so many distinguished faces, except perhaps the technology-stock crash that started in 2000 and lasted more than two years," he writes.

"If it was to form a slice," said Ladner, "it would have to be so dry and bound with so much egg that it doesn't actually eat very well".

Nick Clegg, with so much egg over him in recent weeks that he was in danger of turning into an omelette, is stony faced with only a tiny smile as he realises that, at last, his coalition partner is the one who has said the stupid thing.

A low point for the eyebrow was the 14th century, when, with their hairlines tweezed and their eyebrows removed, Western women's faces looked like nothing so much as eggs -- very pious eggs, with smooth brows directed toward God.

"We do have a problem that now, so much of our eggs are in the nuclear basket," he said, referring to the nation's reliance on nuclear power for roughly 20 percent of its electricity.

"Chocolate doughnuts are so much more exciting then egg matzos".

Ellin never learned to type, make a bed, cook, or so much as boil an egg.

Both were committed drinkers, neither had prospects, neither could so much as boil an egg.

Khan was 18 and had never so much as boiled an egg.

The grilling operation is dominated by men, many of whom would not so much as boil an egg indoors.

Washed into a sewer, Remy lands in Paris, and makes himself known to a young man, Linguini (Lou Romano), who has inherited a famous restaurant but cannot so much as crack an egg.