Sentence examples for to fries from inspiring English sources
noun
(usually in plural fries) (mainly Canada and US) A fried potato.
"You get accustomed to fries, hamburgers, chicken nuggets".
"There's a lot to fries," he said philosophically, before recounting the kitchen's four-step process (boiling, frying, freezing, frying again).
He favors moderate tastes, preferring organic tea to a tumbler of gin, salmon to steak, a fruit plate to fries.
Mr. Obama ostentatiously treats himself to fries and burgers to beef up his average-Joe image (even though he's anything but).
From macaroni cheese to fries to rice pudding, if you can think of a comfort food, there's a New York restaurant for it.
What? A. All meals will come with a slip of a paper reading, "You're not going to eat that, are you?" B. In addition to fries, Happy Meals will come with apple slices.
He had other fish to fry.
"We want to fry a bigger fish".
We have a bigger fish to fry".
There is an old Rooster to fry.
