Sentence examples for to be lamb from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
As far as I'm concerned, the first spring meal has to be lamb.
It turns out to be lamb curry and I think they must have a lot of Muslim visitors.
The camera follows a signature dish — a fussy arrangement of what seems to be lamb on a pedestal of polenta and spinach — as it leaves the kitchen and arrives at Julianne's table.
Both have a tendency, however, to dissolve into the vegetables, prompting one tester to discreetly remove several blobs of what she believed to be lamb fat before I set her right.
Craig Rogers, the shepherd who owns Border Springs Farm and organizes Lambstock, fork-lifted another double stack of hay bales in from the field in advance of the evening campfire, and he checked a smoldering drum of bones soon to be lamb charcoal.
His father was an alcoholic whose abuses include feeding Wojnarowicz and his siblings the family's pet rabbit, claiming the meat to be lamb one day and steak another.
Teams will be battling and won't want to be lambs to the slaughter.
But we aren't going to be lambs to the slaughter for anyone".
"Sheep are adapted to living outside, but it is unusual to be lambing in this weather and we do expect to see some losses in areas hardest hit by the weather".
But the meat that Americans are still warming up to is lamb.
