Marinate lean pork for15 minutes, heat1 tbsp of oil to stir fry until80% done, take out and set aside.
Apparently these plastic spools flip open and shut to dispense and protect the solder wick; just take out the wick and wrap your earbuds around the spool instead.
Hsin-mei said that the several days' delay- in Chinhua had cost them quite a bit of every one would take out the money he was carrying, they could see how much they had altogether.
You take out the garbage.
They planned to take out the enemy Arsenal by bombing it.
Under the second option the state would also pay the first whack but pensioners could take out private insurance to pay the balance.
That glove is now joined by so much space trash that scientists are warning it could be poised to take out the satellites we depend on every day -- and trap us here on a heating earth.
She heard him open the top of the wardrobe and take out his hat.
Each paratrooper must correctly leave the platform of the simulator, gain speed, take out a gun and get ready for shooting.
Click the "off" button on your TV and not only will you save energy, you'll also shelter yourself from ads that may tempt you to take out your wallet.
Ladies, you wouldn't have to constantly nag someone to take care of the dishes piling up in the sink or take out the trash.
Making breakfast or going out for a cup of coffee and a muffin can be a special way to show someone you want to take out time in your busy day to be with them.
Under Mr Ryan's scheme, future retirees would have to take out private insurance plans, helped by a government subsidy.
The plumber take out a wrench and tighten the bolt.
To be able to put ads on multiple pages, you can take out this function and put it in a separate file you include when you need to insert an AD on the page.
Bank failures would take out capacity, jobs would go and bonuses would shrink.
I don't practice medicine, 'says I,' I've got a State peddler's license, and I take out a city one wherever they demand it.
These are the cells that tell us to take out a mortgage we can't afford, or run up credit card debt when we should be saving for retirement.
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