lard Význam & definice

Příklady lard

• What remain frustratingly invisible are the markets, transportation and buyers of foodstuffs, cattle and lard.

• In fact, the passive, anticipates a 'lard factor' of 33 to 50 percent which has few defenders nowadays, has fallen in first drafts of sentences.

• The bargain is accentuated if the lard is used in cooking.

• Chestnut-fed hogs produced the 'sweetest meat' but rendered into a dark oil instead of a white lard.

• Restoration divines larded their sermons with exemplary cases of spirit testimony.

• Greene gleefully peddles his down-market sensationalism, larded with new canting terms - the vocabularies of the various branches of confidence trickery - and supposedly first-hand anecdotes, but carefully quarantined with pious horror.

• Lard, taken separately, about two-fifths; oil seeds, less than a half; vegetable oils, one-third; and cotton, one-eighteenth.

• Since 1951, the cost of every item of food has gone up steadily—meat, fruit, butter, margarine, tea, coffee, sugar, bacon, eggs and lard.