Sentence examples for to be fried from inspiring English sources

The menu is divided into small plates, large plates, and "snacks," which tend to be fried: a cup of fried chickpeas resembles a helping of Kix cereal.

It has to be fried to order, or at least fried in batches".

"He has to be fried".

And they had to be fried, with "nothing runny".

"Some dishes need to be stewed while others need to be fried".

There are no two ways about it: crisps need to be fried.

She is the last person you would expect to be frying up pork burgers to represent her style of cooking.

Surely BP's shareholders would want him to be frying bigger policy fish than that.

That, my fellow Americans, is the root of who we are, and what we strive to be: fry-eating astronauts who own fancy Mustangs.

Gutweed: Bright green with tubular fronts, it can be fried to create Chinese crispy salad.

The dish I least wanted to try was "fried battered haggis balls with a whisky sauce dip".