Sentence examples for were barbecued from inspiring English sources
noun
A fireplace or pit for grilling food, typically used outdoors and traditionally employing hot charcoal as the heating medium.
- We cooked our food on the barbecue.
"Unfortunately, they were barbecued," Sanford said.
There were barbecued ribs and sausage on the folding tables, the potato salad was served with an ice-cream scoop and a rubber children's swimming pool was overflowing with cans of beer and bottles of water.
But I did so by contrasting that one direct individual kill with the innumerable less visible victims of arable agriculture, and by remembering that at the last big party I attended there were barbecued prawns - farmed on bulldozed mangroves, fattened on over-exploited fish stocks, transported away from a hungry part of the world and served to an overfed elite.
On one major festival, the babies are barbecued.
There is nothing that can't be barbecued – except satsumas.
But there is nothing quick about the way its meats are barbecued.
Another table favorite was barbecued squid, a tender row of rings drenched in sweet sauce.
While the meat is barbecued, the fighters and villagers sing and dance.
A regional specialty, virtually unknown outside of the state of Kentucky, is barbecued mutton.
In India, meats are barbecued in a tandoor, or clay oven, fired by wood or charcoal.
These shrimps can be barbecued or grilled instead of stove cooking.
