gravy造句

Can't you call it gravy?

You have spilled gravy on the tablecloth.

After that, the rest is just gravy.

The dish is usually served with a rich onion gravy.

Chop parsley, drizzle gravy or add edible flowers.

I tested the potatoes and stirred the gravy.

Little Tom swabbed up the gravy with crusty bread.

I always spatter my blouse with gravy when I eat.

Their gravy train ended when the government stopped funding the research project.

It is usually eaten with roast beef and gravy as part of a traditional Sunday lunch.

All this has reinforced the idea that banking is simply a gravy train for employees.

Now I use the gravy boat just as she had, taking it carefully from the shelf and filling it just as she did with dark, rich Turkey gravy for family dinners and other special occasions.

Potatoes and brown gravy, a roof over our heads, my man with a good steady job - these things matched, too.

After the pancakes, waffles, and French toast, I think I'll have an omelet and some biscuits and gravy.

She had theseyer brown glasses and her hair was so thin it looked like ham gravy trickling over her skull.'" Okay.

That steaming mixture of meat and potatoes, carrots in a sort of gravy got its name from the pot in which it was cooked.

May I suggest cream of tomato soup, steak with mushroom gravy, asparagus, and buttered cauliflower. For dessert-strawberry pie with ice cream?

This holiday meal is as traditional as it gets. Turkey is filled with a delicious corn bread stuffing and served with gravy.

But the fact remains that if she was sleeping in her own bed, she would have found the gravy ladle by now.

On eating habits in the south: "If it can be eaten, it can be battered and fried. If it's an entree we put gravy on it; if it's a dessert we put sugar on it."