Sentence examples for some gravy from inspiring English sources

He broke a biscuit in half and poured some gravy over it from the guest's gravy bowl.

But that isn't the point of it: with a little spicy chicken stew or well-made sukuma wiki, some gravy and piri-piri sauce, it's pretty good.

In the 18th century, Britain (or at least the English part of it) saw roast beef — "the roast beef of old England" — as more than a piece of meat with some gravy slopped over the top.

You can either spoon off some gravy to use with another meal such as sausage and mash, add dumplings to the stew to mop it up, or simply serve with boiled potatoes and mash them up in the stew, then mop it all up with hunks of bread.

You might want to get some gravy, because this is an absolute roast.

To make some gravy, pour off most of the oil from the pan and place the pan on the stove over medium heat.

He ordered a cheeseburg, a chilli bowl, a side of greens, some beef gravy, flatbread, an agua fresca and a carnitas "foldie", Choi's latest take on the taco.

If one of those people gets up and moves around for 20 minutes, they are going to get a huge number of health benefits, and everything beyond that 20 minutes is, to some degree, gravy.

We're actually quite self-deprecating and that plays into the hands of cynical people, of which I would count Jeremy Paxman, who have this caricature of politicians as a bunch of duplicitous so-and-sos on some big gravy train, living the life of Riley.

The roast beef has some fine gravy.

You guys have got some weird gravy boats.