! Cornflour, you use it to thicken a sauce, say. | |
! You drinks a lot of barbeque sauce. | |
"... arrived with a Charlotte sauce" | |
"A good salesman goes after Moby Dick in a rowboat and brings the tartar sauce with him." | |
"A sandbag was put over their heads while it was soaked in hot sauce. | |
! Cornflour, you use it to thicken a sauce, say. | |
! You drinks a lot of barbeque sauce. | |
"... arrived with a Charlotte sauce" | |
"A good salesman goes after Moby Dick in a rowboat and brings the tartar sauce with him." | |
"A sandbag was put over their heads while it was soaked in hot sauce. | |
"Soups were tough but sauces just about killed me." | |
"We finally finished our four-week course in sauces, thank goodness!" | |
- I'm doing dos empanadas with two sauces. | |
- Just olive oil, sauces are too fancy. | |
- Just taste the sauces. | |
"Soups were tough but sauces just about killed me." | |
"We finally finished our four-week course in sauces, thank goodness!" | |
- I'm doing dos empanadas with two sauces. | |
- Just olive oil, sauces are too fancy. | |
- Just taste the sauces. | |
- A little sauced. | |
- Shh! His store of pleasures must be sauced with pain! | |
- Uh, dry-rubbed or sauced? | |
- Well, I just don't understand how anybody can get excited about some sauced-up piece of cheap meat. | |
-You're sauced! | |
Kids call it "saucing." | |
She doesn't even know what saucing is. | |
When you should have been learning to write... you've been so busy learning your saucing. | |
Who's saucing the plates? | |
saucing. | |
- A little sauced. | |
- Shh! His store of pleasures must be sauced with pain! | |
- Uh, dry-rubbed or sauced? | |
- Well, I just don't understand how anybody can get excited about some sauced-up piece of cheap meat. | |
-You're sauced! | |
Kids call it "saucing." | |
She doesn't even know what saucing is. | |
When you should have been learning to write... you've been so busy learning your saucing. | |
Who's saucing the plates? | |
saucing. | |