She brought him a sandwich, huge slices of fluffy homemade bread between which thick slices of beef nestled, and a bowl of milk.
Its wings are thin slices of Bread-and-butter, its body is a crust, and its head is a lump of sugar.
I've cut several slices already, but they always join on again!
Finally, he brought slices of bread and bacon to Plutina, and laid them in her lap.
He brought with him a bag containing bread and a liberal allowance of cooked slices of bacon, and a jug of water.
So the nymphs as well as the fauns did full justice to the olives, the cucumbers, and the slices of sausage before sitting down to the tables.
Instead of the eggs we would get a couple of slices of bread and toast them on a stick in the one stove in the middle of the room.
They were twoslices of white bread each two Inches thick with a one inch inch thick slice of cheese in between.
We had one sharp butcher knife for slicing and I got so I could get 60 slices out of each loaf.
He was gobbling his last plantain, and forking up along with it most respectable slicesof cheese, when I entered.
What is termed in bush language a blaze, is nothing more than notches or slices cut off the bark of the trees, to mark out the line of road.
Cut American cheese in slices one-eighth of an inch thick, or about the same thickness as the bread.
Cayenne pepper and grated horse-radish are passed with this course, also very thin slices of brown bread buttered and folded together, then cut into small squares or triangular-shaped pieces.
Cover the top with slices of bread buttered on both sides.
Cut them in slices lengthwise one quarter of an inch thick.
Place in bottom of a deep dish a few thin slices of lemon and turn the stew over them.
Saute in butter to a light color jointed chicken, slightly parboiled, or slices of cold cooked chicken or turkey.
Lay a few slices of hard-boiled egg on the bottom of a plain mold; fill the mold with alternate layers of white and dark meat of the chicken.
When they are done spread them with butter, salt, and pepper; place them on slices of slightly moistened toast, and stand them in the oven a few minutes to soak the butter.
Around the sides of the mold lay in slices of egg.
Place them on a hot dish, and spread them with maitre d'hotel butter; garnish with parsley or watercress and thin slices of lemon.
Then it is turned out on to a board kept for the purpose, cut into slices with a string, and eaten smoking hot with cheese.
These were eaten with slices of raw ham about a quarter of an inch thick.
The sandwiches passed with this are made by spreading thin slices of bread and butter with leaves of lettuce and mayonnaise, rolling them and tying with a narrow green ribbon.
The cream may be in the form of cradles, as has been suggested, or a white cream may be served in spun sugar cases, or, if neither of these is to be had, a plain cream may be served in slices with whipped cream around each.
The ices, too, are to be found at the caterer's in slices of white with the figures on them in colours, but you may make a white cream at home and serve it in paper boxes painted with the various figures around the edge, if you choose.
For this make a paste of a box of sardines mixed with lemon and a little onion juice; spread on slices of bread and cut in strips half an inch thick.
Oscar produced two more thin slices of bread and a cup of very weak tea.
But half an hour later the door opened, and Oscar appeared with two thin slices of bread without butter.
He only gave me two smallslices of bread for dinner.
Carefully put on lettuce leaves, without mashing the potato, and garnish with slices of hard boiled eggs and a little minced pimento.
Tear lettuce into small pieces with the fingers, dot it over the slices and cover with a buttered slice of bread; press together slightly and cut into any desired shape.
Serve with mayonnaise on lettuce leaves and garnish with slices of cold, hard boiled eggs and Salmirings.
Mix peanut butter with mayonnaise, spread on thin slices of white bread, dot over with small pieces of endive and cover with a piece of buttered bread.
Mix potato salad with a little mayonnaise and chow chow pickle chopped finely; mash all together and spread on thin slices of cold boiled ham.
Around the salad put slices of banana with a little lemon juice squeezed over.
Bone sardines, mash, sprinkle with paprika, mix with Lemon Dressing and spread on slices of white bread.
Make by recipe for ham salad sandwiches, spreading thin slices of cold roast beef with tomatoes mashed with Green Mayonnaise instead of potato salad.
Put between slices of buttered bread, cut from a Pullman loaf.
Wash mangoes, slice in long thin slices and serve on lettuce leaves with Lemon Dressing and a few drops of sour sops.
Mix caviar with Lemon Dressing (minus the salt), spread between buttered slices of white bread dotted with small flakes of lettuce.
But at the fifteenth stroke the lance breaks; then he draws his good sword Durandal, which carves and slices the Saracens right valiantly, so that the dead lie heaped around him.
Lawrence Gerald sat near his lady, and seemed to be absorbed in his occupation of cutting a rosebud across in thin slices with his pocket-knife, a proceeding his mother viewed with gentle distress.
Almost before he had done speaking two large cups of hot coffee and two thick slices of buttered bread lay before them.
He had walked over that afternoon to a herdsman's house where the sweetly-tasting butter was made, and had brought home a large pat, some of which he had now spread thickly on two good slices of bread.
Then he cut some thinslices from the meat he had cured himself in the pure air, and the doctor enjoyed his dinner better than he had for a whole year past.
It was rough and unappetizing fare--slices of cold cooked meat between slices of some cereal substance.
After eating a few slices of ham and biscuit, the emperor and his attendant retired to rest, and in the morning paid their bill, which amounted to only three shillings and sixpence, English, and rode off.
Living on two slices of bacon per day (eaten raw for fear of kindling fires) is what might be called starving under difficulties, and within a week Schuster was remembering and longing for floor-walking and respectability.
Have ready, in a warm dish, two slicesof toasted bread, spread with butter, and pour the egg over them.
Cut through the largest part first; have the slices about the thickness of your finger; separate them from the bone neatly.
Lay the slices into the plate upon an under crust; fill it quite full; sprinkle the rim with a little flour, to prevent the upper crust from adhering to the under one.
Fry four or five slices of salt pork, or use instead, lard or nice beef drippings; but pork is preferable.
Have ready a pot in which you have fried to a crisp three or four slices of salt pork; take out the pork, lay in the beef, and brown every side.
About fifteen minutes before it is taken up, toast two slices of bread without the crust, cut it up in small bits, and put it into the pot.
Fry three or four slices of salt pork, soak a dozen hard crackers, cut up four or five onions.
Lay three or four slices of salt pork into a spider, and fry till they are crisped; take them out, and put the chopped fish and potato into the middle, and press it out equally, so that the fat will be at the sides.
An invalid, speaking of the kindness of a neighbor in sending him some slices of corned beef, said, "They were cut with a sharp knife.
When the slicesare fried crisp, take them out, dip the pieces of fish in a plate of fine Indian meal, and lay them into the spider.
When the meat has roasted about an hour, flour it thickly, and skewer upon it four or five slicesof salt pork.
Line a mould that holds a quart with thin slices of sponge cake, or with sponge fingers, pour the mixture into it, and set it in a cold place.
Cut the slices very thin, for which you must have a sharp knife; pare off the rind; lay them on the gridiron over hot coals.
Place the slices into a moderately hot oven and let them remain there until they are crisp through and through.
A better way is to broil both the steak and the onions, or broil the steak, cut the onions in slices about one-half to three-fourths of an inch thick, add a little water and bake them.
At last a valiant youth fights the demon, binds him hand and foot, and slices him with his sword.
So one of the youths slices her shoe-sole with his sword, takes out the speckled snake, and cuts off its seven heads.
It was not till Miss Fortune was carefully pouring this over the fried slices in the dish that Ellen suddenly recollected that breakfast was ready, and she was not.
I'll warrant, bread and butter enough for a bird, and two little slices of ham as thick as a wafer!
He was no mean hand, his slices of ham were very artist-like, and frying away in the most unexceptional manner.
In a few minutes the pan was removed from the fire, and Miss Fortune went on to take out the brown slices of nicely fried pork and arrange them in a deep dish, leaving a small quantity of clear fat in the pan.
Miss Fortune was crouching by the pan turning her slices of pork.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slices" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
