Sentence examples for take a rack from inspiring English sources

Take a rack of lamb, cut it up into cutlets, dip them in eggs, flour and breadcrumbs, and fry them.

The middle class neighbourhood of Cosme Velho - where tourists can take a rack railway en route to the famous statue of Christ - is not labelled, but the smaller Favela da Villa Imaculate Conceicao is.

For St. Louis-style (or mock baby back) ribs, take a rack of spare ribs and trim the skirt meat along the underside of the rack, then remove the rib tips at the joint before removing the silverskin from the underside of the rack and trimming the edges to clean.

Instead, Ms. Scott took a rack of her clothes to every fashion publication — W, Vogue, Women's Wear Daily — and asked the editors to try them on, he said.

Which may explain why they typically travel solo, and if they must go together, abide by the picker rule that each take a different rack.

Raise and dismount the barbell from the rack (take a step back if the rack will interfere in the motion).

Raise and dismount the barbell from the rack (take a step forward or back if the rack will interfere in the motion).

You can take home a rack of pork or beef ribs ($15.95 for pork, $16.95 for beef); classic accompaniments include macaroni and cheese and baked beans (starting at $2.50 for eight ounces) and cornbread (50 cents a slice).

Depending on the vehicle that glides in front of them, workers take a roof liner off a rack and staple it into place.

Even today's speediest spacecraft would take a million years to rack up 50 light-years on their odometers.

"And if you think teeny tiny shorts aren't commercial," wrote Eric Wilson of The New York Times, "take a look at the racks of Abercrombie & Fitch".