But, papa, I can't help feeling sorry for the little tender plants, plucked up so rudely by the roots and left to perish in the broiling sun.
Turning from the fire where she was broiling chickens, baking biscuit, and frying potatoes, she caught sight of two forlorn figures coming up the garden path.
But a couple more blankets drawn over the lad right up to his chin thoroughly kept off the crisp coolness of the air on the high plateau of a country where the sun was broiling by day.
Here, let's go in out of thisbroiling heat or you will be going and catching sunstroke just out of spite.
Near by a half score of soldiers are grouped around a bivouac fire, some broiling bits of meat on sapling spits, others smoking corn-husk cigarettes, all gaily chatting.
The only thing I ever missed was my straw hat, which I wore up in the Himahlyas just as I had worn it in the broiling plains, because it seemed to me always the most comfortable headgear.
Here and there a cool spring of crystal water quenched our thirst, welcome indeed on that tedious ascent in the broiling sun.
The latter skinned and cut up one of the small bears, and soon had some steaks broiling over the fire.
If your steak looks a bit fresh rub with lemon juice (both sides) and allow to stand several hours before broiling or frying.
But keep this in mind: the most careful broiling will not help if the beef is too fresh.
Broiling on a gas-stove is equivalent to broiling over a fire.
The frying-pan should be discarded from the kitchen, at least as far as steaks and chops are concerned; grilling or broiling is by far the best method of cooking them.
One broiling morning, for instance, he gathered up the last of the books whose contents he had a month before so feverishly absorbed, and which had purged him of all fallacies.
They were shy at first, especially the third Joshua, but Honora captivated him by playing two sets of tennis in the broiling sun, at the end of which exercise he regarded her with a new-born admiration in his eyes.
And the sight of no roofs and spires could have been more welcome than that of these logs and cabins, broiling in the midsummer sun.
The broiling about the land court, too, was suddenly hushed.
Our tents were pitched near Packwood's, out in the broiling sun.
A long walk in the broiling sunshine followed, and then we "did" (what a hateful verb!
A broiling hot day--almost too hot to write or think.
I have been baking and fevering myself like a fool for these two years in a room exposed to the south; comfortable in winter, but broiling in the hot weather.
But we cannot let them be under the broiling sun," cried the president.
How he had had to rush and hurry under the broiling sun!
I won’t feel better until you get the engine started, so we won’t have to stay out in this broiling sun.
To do Bob justice, he made good work of broiling the chickens, as even Professor Snodgrass admitted, and he was a man who cared less about eating than any one the boys knew.
So now let's build a little fire and, since we have no frying-pan as yet, do what we can at broiling some salmon steaks on sticks.
Just see what a broiling hot day this is, and yet as soon as I arrived I felt bound to come and look you up first.
On this broiling hot day," she inquired laughing also; "who still eats raw ginger?
Do you go off in a tantrum in this hot broiling sun?
At a motion from the Master of the Ceremonies the members of the Embassy took off their hats or helmets, and the representative of modern Greece stood there bareheaded in a broiling sun before the figure-head of ancient Barbary.
What a pleasant sight and sound to those to whom stair climbing in a broiling sun is too much exercise!
In spite of the broiling sun, the work of winding the winch was begun, for the delighted lads would not be persuaded to delay the operation till the cool of the day.
Some persons think it best to add the salt after the steak is done, though many good housekeepers salt and pepper the steak before broiling it.
Either fry or broil on a gridiron made for broiling oysters.
Forty minutes is the medium time forbroiling a chicken.
Thus broiling on the burning grates, They now to wailing go, And say of those unhappy fates That did them thus undo.
Definition: Pan-broiling is an imitation of broiling and is a method of cooking on a hissing-hot, metal surface.
Definition: Broiling is a method of cooking in which the heat reaches the food directly.
The following day, when the tide had again receded from the beach, we left the Mount under a broiling sun which heated the hood of the carriage and made the horses sweat.
These alone are sufficient compensation for having made that extended circuit on the beach, under the broiling July sun, among the dock-yards and tar-pots and fires.
The common-sized oysters are good for all purposes of cooking except broiling and frying, when the large are preferable.
The fire for broiling must be clear, and for meats it must be hotter and brighter than for fish.
After a single trial she will think no more of it than of broiling a beef steak.
Coals from hard wood or charcoal are best, but in all large towns and cities hard coal is nearly always used, except in hotels and restaurants, where there is usually a special place for broiling with charcoal.
The double broiler is the very best thing in the market for broiling meats and fish.
When broiling is done before the fire it is necessary to have a back for the double broiler, for the tin reflects the heat, and the food is cooked much sooner.
Besides this, they have several other methods of preparing their food, such as roasting it by a string, broiling it, &c.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "broiling" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
