soup的示例

• Hot soup is very comforting on a cold winter's day.

• You'll feel better once you've got some hot soup down you.

• Empty the soup into a saucepan and simmer gently for ten minutes.

• You can use fresh herbs to flavour the soup.

• He spilled soup all down his front.

• There is no statutory price control for tinned soups.

• Is he aware that if the carcass or the neck are boiled down into concentrated soups, the wretched public might caponise themselves?

• She said that they were souped up in 1984 by the appointment of a committee which had to base its advice on an inspection.

• About 136,000 tons of tinplate were made available for the canning of thermally processed foods, including soups, in 1951.

• The prices of jams and packet soups rose.

• Every effort should be made to put manufacturing milk into the highest grade, like that which is used for soups and other highly nutritious manufactures.

• We do need more soups, and more fat.

• Tinned soups are extremely high in salt; even so-called fresh soups in cartons can contain over half the daily salt requirement.

• The centre has a tea bar offering soft drinks and soups.

• The soups and sauces industry is no exception to this success story.

• The problem here is when the soups are canned: what length of time elapses between the picking of the peas or tomatoes and the canning of the soups?

• They will be souped by this proposal.

• The owner had souped up the engine.

• Apparently, they were accustomed to tinned foods, or it might be fish and chips, and when they were given soups, lamb, potatoes and beans, they refused them.

• We have then no nucleation by the surface energy and a soup of matter.