Sentence examples similar to take some eggs from inspiring English sources
Only around the year 300 CE did a Japanese expedition succeed in taking some silkworm eggs and four young Chinese girls, who were forced to teach their captors the art of sericulture.
But remember, it takes breaking some eggs and a fire before an omelet can be flipped and placed before you to relish.
The main problem with this one is that working, to the people who run aspirational lifestyle websites, really is waking up, poaching some eggs, taking some 'yolk burst' food porn pictures and curling up in front of Google analytics.
To test this, they took some of the remaining eggs and did a different experiment.
He took with him some eggs, a raw steak and a dog.
Some eggs take about 2500 steps, others take about 10,000.
Take three eggs, sufficient for a pound and a half of flour.
Take four eggs, crack into a mixing bowl with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Blend biochemistry with culinary -- take the eggs out of the mayo.
If you've ever wondered how we take our eggs, it's just like this.
