Sentence examples for whatever cured from inspiring English sources

His great-grandmother's recipe — an equal ratio of vegetables to pork that has been ground along with the end of a salami or whatever cured meat he has in the kitchen for fatty, salty intrigue — has been offered since Cosentino arrived there in 2002.

During the 1860s       10.1 For approximately 20 years from the early 1850s Chinese people in the US caught and cured whatever fish came into their nets.

Staples and her band -- guitarist Rick Holstrom, bassist Jeff Turmes, drummer Stephen Hodges and backing vocalists Vicki Randle (left) and Donny Gerrard -- complemented Staples' rock 'n' soul revue in such a way that it surely cured whatever ailed even the grouchiest of old fogies who still idolize the Muppets' Statler and Waldorf.

Whatever the cure, Ms. Ponsot's conversation last week seemed to keep pace with her fleet mind.

In spite of the evolution of the phase diagram with reaction extent, the system remains in the metastable state whatever the cure temperature.

In the words of another chaplain, "I used to always think a miracle was -- they [a patient] would get cured of whatever it was..

Was a week 12 bye sufficient to cure whatever was ailing him?

I am deeply distressed to hear of your sickness and hope some penicillin will cure whatever STD you have.

For the stressed-out, the sleep deprived and the over-partied, there's now a treatment to cure whatever ails you.

With only rubber boots for protection, he does not buy into the general belief here that the water does no harm, that a scrub with detergent each night will cure whatever ills it brings.

VISIT any health shop and you are likely to see them: packages of homeopathic remedies claiming to cure whatever ails you, from coughs and fever to insomnia and asthma.