Sentence examples for time to slice from inspiring English sources

"There's plenty of time to slice the apartment once you're in there".

But Republicans were having trouble putting those cuts into practice when it came time to slice up specific programs.

(Most Baltimore pit beef is grilled without all this). When he makes a sandwich, he takes the time to slice a few burnt edges (the charred crust) to mix with the rare beef, thus adding smoke, crunch and flavor.

When he makes a sandwich, he takes the time to slice a few burnt edges (the charred crust) to mix with the rare beef, thus adding smoke, crunch and flavor.

If consumers need protection from their constitutional right to pursue plus-size happiness then perhaps it is also time to slice a couple of feet off the king-size bed and about 500 pounds from the Cadillac Escalade.

Halloween is the perfect time to slice into some bloody entertainment so, to help you decide what to watch this coming All Hallows Eve, I've taken a look the 13 most commercially successful R-rated horror movies to date.

I'll never forget the time I had to slice and caramelize 50 pounds of onions for a catering job.

Custom timelines will add a bunch of ways for people who use it for info-gathering in times of news to slice out feeds of solid meaty information from the random chatter around these topics.

To save time, use a food processor to slice the vegetables: though the end result will not be quite as beautiful, it will be just as delicious.

Next time, I'll be sure to slice the berries for a more uniform distribution of flavor — not to mention more sound construction.

For the first time, researchers have been allowed to slice through Neandertal teeth.