|
Sentence Examples
| Bea started with kebabs of Loch Fyne scallops and bacon, while I chose the pan-fried tiger prawns with ginger, lime and coriander. |
|
| However, if you're truly serious about your fresh seafood, then you should make straight for the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar on King Street. |
|
| In 1975, he retired to the shores of Loch Fyne, where he indulged his love of renovating and mucking about in boats. |
|
| Luckily, the banks of Loch Fyne, the longest sea loch in Scotland, are ideal for cultivating both oysters and mussels. |
|
| Loch Fyne offers a large range of seafood delicacies, with an ever changing specials board to catch your eye. |
|
| If it is your first time at Loch Fyne, then you must have, for main course, the Turbot marinated in oyster sauce, with a side order of garlic mash, and vegetables of the day. |
|
| The Petit Blanc chain of brasseries has spun off from its parent company Loch Fyne Restaurants and announced plans to raise pounds 6 million. |
|
| Major sea lochs include Loch Fyne, Loch Long, Loch Ryan, Loch Linnhe, Loch Torridon, Loch Ewe, and on the Isle of Lewis, Loch Seaforth. |
|
| These include caviar, poached fillet of beef, Loch Fyne gravadlax and a wide range of desserts. |
|
| A great number of sea lochs adjoin the Firth, the largest being Loch Fyne. |
|
| The six starters sounded inviting and included Loch Fyne Bradan Orach smoked salmon with horseradish blinis and sauce Caspian, and a trio of duck appetisers. |
|
| In the north the terrain is mountainous, with the Arrochar Alps, Beinn Bhuidhe, Glen Shira, Glen Fyne, Glen Croe, Arrochar, Tyndrum and Loch Lomond nearby. |
|
Examples from Classical Literature
| Bathing in Loch Fyne the next morning, he got horribly bitten by gad-flies, and vented his smart in a set of doggrel rhymes. |
|
| Marriage with Fyne was certainly a change but only to another kind of claustration. |
|
| Bathing in Loch Fyne the next morning, he got horribly bitten by gadflies, and vented his smart in a set of doggrel rhymes. |
|
| Fyne was beginning to swear at him in low, sepulchral tones when I appeared. |
|
| Fyne assured me with some resentment, as though I had aspersed little Fyne's sanity. |
|
| Fyne, and went out of the cottage to be confronted outside its door by the bespangled, cruel revelation of the Immensity of the Universe. |
|
| Fyne explained to me with precision that he evidently belonged to what is most respectable in the lower middle classes. |
|
| Walking, it would be, I feared, since, for me, that idea was inseparably associated with the visual impression of Fyne. |
|
| Almost at once Fyne caught me up and slowed down to my strolling gait which must have been infinitely irksome to his high pedestrian faculties. |
|
| Fyne in her new attitude and toying thoughtfully with a teaspoon was about to surrender. |
|
| I understood it better when I learned that the captain of the Ferndale wanted little Fyne to be one of the trustees. |
|
| The Fyne dog was supposed to lead a Spartan existence on a diet of repulsive biscuits with an occasional dry, hygienic, bone thrown in. |
|
| My eyes fell on the unmistakable broad back and the muscular legs in cycling stockings of little Fyne. |
|
| I took a piece of cake and went out to bribe the Fyne dog into some sort of self-control. |
|
| Fyne brushed them aside, with the semi-conscious egoism of all safe, established, existences. |
|
| Fyne herself, who had come to the table armed with adamantine resolution. |
|
| Fyne sat down as if preparing himself to witness a joust, I thought. |
|
| Naturally, a request which involved him into sanctioning in a way a proceeding which he had been sent by his wife to oppose, must have appeared sufficiently mad to Fyne. |
|
| Fyne stood by her side, as in those old-fashioned photographs of married couples where you see a husband with his hand on the back of his wife's chair. |
|
| To him enters Fyne, wound up, if I may express myself so irreverently, wound up to a high pitch by his wife's interpretation of the girl's letter. |
|
|
|
| After telling me that much Fyne sat helpless in unconclusive agony. |
|
|
