Usar "ham" en una oración
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1. It was a sandwich, with ham and cheese
2. He would never think of dialing out hunger, so over a hearty breakfast of eggs, ham and grits, she was going to have to tell him, there was less than ninety minutes till that shutlecraft docked with the Lula at this point and less than half an hour till they had to be in the androids to greet them
3. As he disappeared into the shadows he crashed his ham fists into the walls
4. As he disappeared into the shadows he crashed his ham fists into the walls until his knuckles were raw and bloody
5. in the ham hands of a tin-horn villain
6. West Ham are belatedly fighting-off relegation from the Premiership
7. West Ham have just conceded another goal
8. He's the keenest ham what am,
9. ham were placed on the table, and the diners began
10. ” He had to ham it up now that he figured out he was what they were laughing at
11. double portion of ham and cheese, so that I
12. To dream that you are eating ham indicates that you need to preserve your energy
13. Cold ham, baked potato and
14. of ham and eggs in front of me
15. When Colling arrived to pick her up at noon, he had a basket in the rear of the jeep from the Weisse Hirsch that Herr Schuler and his wife had packed with ham sandwiches and potato salad
16. There was a dining car, and for himself, Colling ordered an omelet with cheese, ham and onions
17. As they reached stations along their route, vendors on their platforms offered apples and pears, sausage, ham, bread and cheese
18. Colling offered him water from their keg and Elizabeth put some slices of ham between two pieces of bread and handed it to him
19. You made yourself a ham sandwich
20. I once asked my mom why she always cut the end off of a ham before putting it in the pot, and sticking it in the oven
21. ‘Why did she cut the end off of a ham, before sticking it in the oven?’
22. “Now this is the genealogy of the sons of Noah: Shem, Ham, and Japheth
23. And earlier in chapter 10, I inserted a quote concerning the genealogy of Noah, his son Ham and Ham’s son Cush
24. delicatessen man would thinly slice a ham
25. ~s al chilindrón egg stew made with ham, red peppers, tomatoes, onion & garlic
26. ~ con tomate fried bread, Andalusian cured ham & tomatoes
27. ~ con tomate al jerez fried & baked ham with tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, chicken broth & jerez sherry
28. ~ con tomate y huevo revuelto casserole of fried Andalusian cured ham with scrambled eggs & tomatoes
29. ~s doradas sliced boiled potatoes covered with pieces of ham and cream & then baked
30. ~ trufado chicken stuffed with truffles, 2 kinds of ham & cheese, dry white wine added
31. ~ con nueces round of beef cooked with cured ham & walnuts
32. ~s a la Navarra fried floured trout wrapped in slices of fried ham & topped with lemon juice
33. ~ al rosal a dish of broiled scallops, ham, onions & O Rosal wine
34. 51 And struck all the firstborn in Egypt; the chief of their strength in the tabernacles of Ham:
35. 27 They showed his signs among them, and wonders in the land of Ham
36. 22 Wondrous works in the land of Ham, and aweful things by the Red sea
37. And traded it for a ham sandwich
38. They are led by those with intent to do harm, as much ham as necessary to advance their command and control of American society
39. 1 And these are the names of the sons of Noah: Japhs Ham and Shem; and children were born to them after the flood, for they had taken wives before the flood
40. 14 These are the sons of Ham, according to their families, and their numbers in those days were about seven hundred and thirty men
41. 23 And Cush the son of Ham, the son of Noah, took a wife in those days in his old age, and she bore a son, and they called his name Nimrod, saying, At that time the sons of men again began to rebel and transgress against God, and the child grew up, and his father loved him exceedingly, for he was the son of his old age
42. 27 And in their going out, Ham stole those garments from Noah his father, and he took them and hid them from his brothers
43. 28 And when Ham begot his first born Cush, he gave him the garments in secret, and they were with Cush many days
44. 29 These are the families of the children of Ham, according to their languages and cities, when they were scattered to their countries after the tower
45. 9 At that time there was war between the families of the children of Ham, as they were dwelling in the cities which they had built
46. Once in Vermont we only had three dollars in the bank so my mother bought us a canned ham for dinner
47. Helen said, ―This is the ghost of a Polish ham from Randolph, Vermont
48. In this unique spin on a baked ham, a coffee rub adds a deep, smoke-cured flavor
49. Roasting a whole ham over the weekend is a great way to stock up on tasty, leftover meat for quick meals that can bring the family together during the week
50. diced cooked ham (leftovers are ideal)
1. She and Dave had brought the girls to the Pico Mundo Grille occasionally, and often they had sat at the counter to watch me perform with spatulas, whisk, pot fork, and draining spoon, which could be an entertaining juggling act, especially if I hammed it up for the kids
1. turn and face the spectral figure hamming things up in front him
2. Hamming? My friends and family?”
1. pickles, hams and salad
2. and hams are weaker
3. reactive and hams are
4. call letters, if they’re on the air other HAMS will know about it
5. included several smoked hams, dried corn and dried apples
6. Certain times of the year, you could let them out to forage and I’ll bet there’s a German butcher around here somewhere that would cut and cure hams and bacon for you, smoke sausages too
7. He would present them with fine hams and a turkey at Christmas plus envelopes stuffed with cash at harvest time
8. "What was Paulson's great fascination? Let's face it, there are plenty of Russian speaking hams, you know
9. The cup-board in the dining room was filled with fruit preserves, hams, and pickles, and the unused pantry was opened again for the storage of wines and liqueurs which José Arcadio himself brought from the railroad station in crates marked with his name
10. The reason he stopped is ‘cause I was finishing off shoats (a bigger pig but not yet a hog), that I sold in the Fall so the neighbors could put a slap of bacon and a couple of hams in the smoke house
11. One day some hams sent to him from thecountry were intercepted by
12. She would produce stews with meat that melted in the mouth, succulent roasts and sweet hams basted in cider and honey and slow-boiled to perfection
13. But when supper was announced, and the company adjourned to partake of it, judge of the universal consternation that was visible in every countenance, when, instead of the light tarts, and nice jellies and sillybobs that were expected, we beheld a long table, with a row down the middle of rounds of beef, large cold veal-pies on pewter plates like tea-trays, cold boiled turkeys, and beef and bacon hams, and, for ornament in the middle, a perfect stack of celery
14. It was the figure of a man, clad in a suit of black, who squatted down upon his hams with his forehead sunk upon the edge of the box and his two
15. Young up from the direction of the railroad tracks carrying hams across their shoulders
16. Pork had been almost worthless since the trip, so proud was he of returning safely with his wagon-load of dress goods, seed, fowls, hams, side meat and meal
17. Sam galloped over to the buggy, his eyes rolling with joy and his white teeth flashing, watermelon-pink tongue lapped out, his whole body wiggled and his joyful contortions and clutched her outstretched hand with two black hands as big as hams
18. Her bosom is only six inches from his huge shoulders, his arms bursting like prize hams from the sleeves of a too-small gown
19. One can easily conclude that it was the Vikings’ salt production that made it possible to dry large hams there
20. There, they taught the people to salt hams and make cheese
21. He kicked Vetter hard in the hams
22. The air was clean after the previous night’s thunderstorms, and you could still smell the scent of Easter hams cooking somewhere on the block
23. They tried to argue it away by reminding conscience that they had purloined sweetmeats and apples scores of times; but conscience was not to be appeased by such thin plausibilities; it seemed to them, in the end, that there was no getting around the stubborn fact that taking sweetmeats was only "hooking," while taking bacon and hams and such valuables was plain simple stealing—and there was a command against that in the Bible
24. Is this how it was over a century ago, she wondered, when the women, the night before, lay ready for sleep, or not ready, in the small towns of the East, and heard the sound of horses in the night and the creak of the Conestoga wagons ready to go, and the brooding of oxen under the trees, and the cry of children already lonely before their time? All the sounds of arrivals and departures into the deep forests and fields, the blacksmiths working in their own red hells through midnight? And the smell of bacons and hams ready for the journeying, and the heavy feel of the wagons like ships foundering with goods, with water in the wooden kegs to tilt and slop across prairies, and the chickens hysterical in their slung-beneath-the-wagon crates, and the dogs running out to the wilderness ahead and, fearful, running back with a look of empty space in their eyes? Is this, then, how it was so long ago? On the rim of the precipice, on the edge of the cliff of stars? In their time the smell of buffalo, and in our time the smell of the Rocket? Is this, then, how it was?
25. Behind him, outside, in the smokehouse, seventeen hams; in our wine cellars, five hundred bottles of the best; beyond the window open country, the elegant sea in full lace, overhead a moon like a dish of cool cream, everywhere the full panoply of spring, and Lena across the table, too, a willow tree in the wind, laughing at everything I said or did not choose to say, both of us thirty, mind you, thirty years old, life our magnificent carousel, our fingers playing full chords, my books selling well, fan mail pouring upon us in crisp white founts, horses in the stables for moonlight rides to coves where either we or the sea might whisper all we wished in the night
26. And there were hams and strings of onions hanging from the roof, and against the walls were gum boots and oilskins and hatchets and pairs of shears and spades and trowels and things for carrying mortar in and fishing-rods and fishing-nets and sacks
27. The great Radio Hams organization, which has helped so often in national emergencies, has as members only a small proportion of the amateur experts available for the Army schools
28. He carried on lengthy conversations with other hams
29. They were always groping out to the distances, these hams
30. Pa pulled his hat low over his eyes and squatted down on his hams
31. In the stiff pull—straining hams and buttocks, split-second timed together
32. Beside them, clinging lightly to the bars, stood Rose of Sharon, and she balanced, swaying on the balls of her feet, and took up the road shock in her knees and hams
33. Tom got up from his hams and went toward the house, calling, “Casy—oh, Casy!”
34. The two men squat on their hams and the women and children listen
35. Pa asked, “How bad?” And he squatted on his hams
36. Uncle John dropped to his hams beside Pa
37. He came to the fire and squatted on his hams, and the last of Ma’s resistance went down
38. They squatted on their hams and looked out over the flooded land
39. Now and then I would see a sign that said “home-made sausage” or “home-smoked bacons and hams” or “newlaid eggs” and I would stop and lay in supplies
40. —That's as much as to say—such a case as yours constrains a man to bow in the hams
41. I began to grow vexed with him; it seemed so downright senseless and insane to be sitting there all day and half the night on his hams in a cold room, holding a piece of wood on his head
42. We had also several hams, which had been found in large quantities, a good supply of salt fish, some sacks of flour, two large barrels of tallow, which we had taken for butter, and some beer
43. When the baboon sat down on his hams he was about as tall as the boy when he walked
44. Between his hands, huge as hams, moaned and sucked and suffled and droned a much-patched accordion
45. , and you are met with enormous port charges, and duties amounting to prohibition on the staple articles of the New England States; codfish, beef, pork, butter, lard, cheese, hams, &c
