Frye

How To Use Frye In A Sentence

• But Frye's dreams of systematizing and co-ordinating a literary universe also rose to meet counterparts in Frances Yates's 1967 account of the zodiacs and theatres of the encyclopaedic memory systems of Bruno and Camillo.
• As my grandfather came out to the deep fryer with a bowl of hushpuppy batter and started spooning it into the same grease where we had already fried the crappie and fries my cousin's wife looked on with big eyes and said, "Good God! They're even frying the bread! Why Southern Flour Makes the Best Biscuits
• In 1774, he married Albany native and Dutch church pewholder Sarah Fryer. Willett of the Day: Edward S. Willett, merchant
• One reported burn incident occurred when partially frozen chicken wings were added to hot oil in a turkey fryer.
• Raffle prizes ranged from bottles of wine to televisions and deep fat fryers.
• Mr. Frye perfected his impression by matching Nixon's vocal tones and modulations, by adopting a few of the president's catch phrases, such as "Let me make this perfectly clear," and by creating a few of his own, including "I am the president, and make no mistake about that. David Frye, mimic who used Nixon as object of satire, dies at 76
• For the asparagus tempura roll: In a deep fryer or tall sided pot, combine vegetable and sesame oils and heat to 350 degrees.
• Vision, as Frye suggests, effects a recognition of the power that prevails over charms.
• After the fries leave the blancher, they are dried and then it's off to the "fryer," which is filled with one hundred percent vegetable oil. Serious Eats
• Deep-fry in one of those deep-fryer thingies or just use a heavy skillet with about a half-cup of really, really hot oil.