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    Use "poach" in a sentence

    poach example sentences

    poach


    poached


    poaching


    1. “If I honestly believed you were trying to poach a cougar, even a dangerous animal, I’d have a problem with that


    2. And going forward with the poach


    3. Add salmon steaks and poach for 8 minutes


    4. In another pot, poach the eggs and toast six


    5. Poach the eggs, drain them carefully, and put


    6. Poach the crabmeat and scallops, separately, for 30 seconds each


    7. “Did he tell you that your father would never poach and then


    8. in a 325 F oven and oven poach til a knife comes out clean when tested


    9. The locals around here also poach,


    10. Chicken or vegetable stock can be used to poach the fish

    11. But their attempt to poach men from their reinflated raft struck Louie as dirty pool


    12. It turns out a firm notorious for poaching SMB traders had offered a salary to poach him


    13. On a positive note, Poach Firm used to steal our better traders, but now through some SMB adjustments, they take the worst off of my hands


    14. Of course, Poach Firm thinks they are stealing our best


    15. “A couple of years ago, we began to poach fish in milk


    16. Poach the pork cheeks for two days at 158°F (70°C)


    17. Marinate overnight and later poach in the vacuum bag at 140°F (60°C) until they are completely soft, but still have texture


    18. Vacuum-pack the roots with the syrup and poach in a water bath that holds 150°F (65°C) for two hours


    1. Owing to the heat, it was a light repast—salad greens, grilled vegetables drizzled with sea salt and olive oil, fresh bread, and poached trout with a creamy dill sauce


    2. It's also why the hundreds or Rhinos are poached today - the specialist unit thereon is closed down


    3. After a long hot shower, Frank felt almost human again, and even managed to eat some poached eggs on toast


    4. In Korea, the once abundant moon bear has been poached


    5. “Mee Lee, we thought you were poached, ahahahahahahaha,” Oscar if you remember correctly, dirty blonde dread locks and gold painted skin, he wears furry pants with hooves and tiny horns


    6. While the bread is baking, you can prepare the main course: poached fish


    7. I cooked some of the fish using the recipe for poached cod from chapter 3, except that I used white wine instead of red


    8. their poached eggs on toast with chips, dousing them in


    9. Put a poached egg in the center of each slice,


    10. Therefore this home industry will be competing directly with the poached meat BUT ensuring the consumer has fresh, hygienic and legal meat products

    11. The Indian Musalmans might realize that these and many such Quranic injunctions exhorting them not to mix with the Jews, the Christians and the idolaters (poor guys who are denied even a capital I in Islam) are but contextual for they were meant to address Muhammad’s compulsion to keep his meager flock together against their being poached by ‘the others’ in the formative years of Islam! That the faith got more than cemented in the minds of the Musalmans for so long now, would these Quranic exhortations still be valid? It is as well the Indian Musalmans realize that Islam is more than safe in Hindustan, in spite of its Quranic partition, and thus they might as well venture out of their ‘ghettos of faith’ to interact with the Hindus, who have no agenda for reconverting them into Hinduism


    12. John had a feeling the monk was going to raise the delicate matter of the poached venison


    13. were poached, he claims he has the biggest collection of dead


    14. ” Ali smiled, “Try this, this is one of my favorites, it’s made of sticky rice flour rolled into small balls, but before that it’s filled with palm sugar, poached, and served topped with grated coconuts


    15. No, I can’t prove she was responsible, but,” she shrugged, “who else? Then she went to the teacher and said she’d overheard me talking about how I didn’t care about the class anyway, and so I’d totally poached a report from online


    16. Poached fish is one of the best ways to preserve the moisture in the fish and release the flavor as well


    17. Poached eyes on ghost


    18. Just as a poached egg isn't a poached egg unless it's been stolen from the woods in the dead of night! Row on, please!'


    19. Louie fumbled for the cords on his Mae West, hoping that no one had poached the carbon dioxide canisters


    20. “Might be they stole some bread, or poached a deer in some lord’s wood

    21. Some of our better traders were poached


    22. This creates a large variation in preparation methods between raw, poached, fried, fired, and oven-baked


    23. The remains of her poached egg and toast were still in evidence


    24. My mouth was full of poached egg and toast when she leaned across the kitchen table and launched one of her famous sneak attacks on me


    25. As indifferent and irregular as he had been until then regarding food, that was how habitual and austere he became until the end of his days: a large cup of black coffee for breakfast, a slice of poached fish with white rice for lunch, a cup of café con leche and a piece of cheese before going to bed


    26. Leaving a trap line unchecked will prolong an animal’s pain and increase the risk that your catch may be poached by an animal predator or that the prey will have managed painfully to struggle free


    27. We baked, steamed, poached, and even ate them raw, but however we ate them they still tasted the same


    28. He would staff and outfit the kitchen under the direction of chefs who he had poached from the world's finest restaurants by allowing them to name their price to come onboard


    29. Of a poached cold fowl the suprêmes (boneless wing and breast in one piece) are loosened and trimmed to oval shape


    1. It might be dead, in which case someone was poaching his territory, or it might be too gorged from a kill to fit thru it's bolt hole


    2. turned to poaching in the Baron’s forest


    3. I would go further and suggest that some of the other denominations see the Church of Scotland as fair game and are not above poaching its members


    4. days, Tim Wilson, who lived in a tiny apartment above the Golden Peacock Chinese restaurant opposite EB’s main gate, were apparently poaching on the Latin Kings’ marijuana territory


    5. But after years of poaching and habitat encroachment, these majestic


    6. evidence of poaching abounds and the government has failed to adequately protect the


    7. found dead in a trap, while other evidence of poaching activity abounds


    8. that breeding bears in farms eases pressure on wildlife, reducing the threat of poaching,


    9. But poaching appears to be as active as ever,


    10. Poaching and habitat destruction are the likely culprits for the Mariana fruit bat’s endangered status

    11. However, I wondered if Andrew might be a bit sensitive about poaching in other ponds


    12. Needless to say, with the relatively weak qunams having been consumed in time, the resistance against mutual qunamic poaching in the individual plunamic bosoms could have resulted in an eventual stalemate


    13. This at once could have brought an end to the qunamic schisms within the organism that would have helped the plunams recoup themselves to resume poaching the weaker lot that too would have been multiplied through procreative means


    14. The native alligator was not the only reptile to increase in population since gator poaching had been curtailed some years before


    15. So the frustrated Cajun simply gave up on his ―fightin‘ shickuns‖ and started poaching


    16. hunting (trophy, hides and ranchers) and poaching have decimated


    17. overhunting, poaching, trapping, skin trade, loss of habitat,


    18. for a few hundred dollars), shooting, poaching, reduction of


    19. Poaching and corruption is


    20. often not fully equipped to stop poaching, don't care, or are

    21. across international borders, but often times the poaching is


    22. encroachment, unregulated hunting, poaching and the Bush meat


    23. poaching and the use of their body-parts for traditional


    24. destruction, poaching, pesticides and herbicides and in-fighting


    25. But for all this to happen, government corruption must not be tolerated; within a nation, this is the most powerful institution that aids in poaching


    26. When governments are involved in, or look the other way regarding illegal poaching and trading, well-intentioned organizations’ efforts are severely hampered


    27. Previously their relationship was one of poaching


    28. There were many turning zones here and there; deep ravines and ditches; somewhere high hills and high waterfalls; the road was surrounded with rain forests, once these forests were dense and thick ; a dwelling place of thousands of wild life, full of flora and fauna, but now these were in devastating condition due to deforestations, poaching and human habitations


    29. They have sensors looking for transporter beams and energy weapons in an effort to prevent poaching


    30. One of the reasons for coracles, apart from the obvious one, that of poaching, was to cross the river by coracle and thus evade paying the toll money to the tollhouse on Ironbridge, they were very popular in the area

    31. When I came to the crown of the hill a possible solution hit me for the poaching problem, selling game meat could be a new small business with outlets throughout the country


    32. In addition, we need to strengthen our laws for poaching


    33. It is ridiculous we give such low sentences for poaching while cattle theft can lead to 15 years imprisonment


    34. I read a very interesting piece on “Solving Africa’s Commercial Poaching Pandemic” by Ron Thomson and use his analogy below in relation to our economic problems


    35. Maybe, it’s the problem of the Mayawatis of the Indian politics to herd their legislators into posh retreats, away from their poaching political opponents, and not of the mullahs of the numerous umma to keep the Indian Musalmans in the dark Quranic alleys


    36. I do apologize for poaching them, though


    37. Other healthy methods of cooking that are acceptable to use with NT include crock-pot cooking, poaching, steaming your food lightly, or searing your food on the outside (and leaving the inside very rare)


    38. else, but isn’t this a job for the game warden? I mean if he’s poaching


    39. poaching including the bodies of Gary and his wife Linda


    40. “That would be poaching

    41. This program is significantly important to the government, because it ties in with efforts to help minimize deforestation and illegal poaching, by creating income opportunities that do not involve exploiting the forest terrain


    42. came to poaching from the breeders


    43. I was completely uninterested in talking to the poaching guys or seeing any hippos


    44. Farmers poaching noble forests


    45. The poor were not allowed to hunt in these forests: any poor person caught poaching on a rich man’s estate was a criminal


    46. Anyway, it seems that MacDonald was poaching Big Phil’s clients and pointing them in the direction of my


    47. I nodded, “At first I thought the miner did poaching on the side, but now I think he was against it


    48. Poaching, grilling or sautéing are the best methods to prevent fish from drying out


    49. They were obliged to find additional means of support for their families: netting birds in the woods, trapping fish in the stream that ran through Brookfield, making belts or sandals from cheap leather offcuts, weaving cloth from yarn for Kingsbridge merchants, or poaching the king’s deer in the forest


    50. He had imposed harsh sentences on men and women caught poaching or illegally cutting down trees in the priory’s forests











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    Synonyms for "poach"

    poach stir mix mash mingle steal pilfer smuggle filch

    "poach" definitions

    hunt illegally


    cook in a simmering liquid