“We didn't eat salad, except on Sundays for tea, and it would only be lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, and a little beetroot.”

“Some of the cyber-action reads like the author has taken a thesaurus of IT terms and tossed them around in a salad of words.”

“I followed up with Caesar salad while hubby opted for a main of lamb shanks.”

“The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet.”

“I am convinced that a blow given with it on a head armed with a salade would stun a man.”

“The first case on the left contains a fine archer's salade with its original lining, from the de Cosson collection.”

“The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th-century English as salad or sallet.”

“I am convinced that a blow given with it on a head armed with a salade would stun a man.”

“The first case on the left contains a fine archer's salade with its original lining, from the de Cosson collection.”

“Avoid fruit juices, raw vegetables, salads, and any raw or undercooked eggs, meat, and seafood.”

“There's a mid-range menu serving posh pizzas, burgers and a range of light bites, salads and skewers.”

“Fresh pasta, oatcakes and shortbread are made on the premises, and game, seafood and salads are prepared from scratch.”