I get seafood stew over rice from the office café.
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Order takeout tonight, but consider making this coconut pork stew over the weekend.
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But that also means they have more time to stew over perceived slights.
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Today they're serving local fare — babi ponteh, which is a pork stew over rice.
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I was cooking hobo stew over a small fire when two headlights appeared in the distance.
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On the hill, a large family have set up camp, and are cooking tripe stew over a campfire.
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Rather than sit and stew over criticism from his fellow Republicans, Mr. Christie said he was skipping the event.
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She has become a fragile, joyless woman who retreats to her uncle's house both to stew over and hide from her own disappointments.
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It was plenty for the Yankees, thanks to Loaisiga and their increasingly daunting bullpen, who ensured that the Yankees would not have to stew over another defeat.
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In the current stew over partisan gerrymandering, few mapmakers are eager to talk about the back-room sausagemaking that occurs when state and congressional political boundaries are redrawn.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World shares fell on Friday as corporate results and economic data failed to wow investors, leaving them to stew over trade tariffs and central bank policies.
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Fed officials will have to keep quiet after Monday when it comes to their thoughts about policy, but investors could get plenty to stew over before the day is through.
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One former senior employee told BuzzFeed News that Musk would stew over articles that were "largely very fair and balanced," messaging reporters personally or enlisting communications representatives to fight for corrections.
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There was a time when Thiam would have served the stew over a bed of rice, but now, of course, he ladles it over fonio, heaps and heaps of warm fonio.
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U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes, high corporate borrowing, rising relative yields on short-term bonds, U.S.-China trade tensions and slowing growth in corporate profits have left investors with much to stew over.
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But thinking back on it an hour or so later, having had time to stew over it, I've realized that what sets The Americans apart is its commitment to telling stories about relationships.
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Chiefs Humble Raiders: With two weeks to stew over a lopsided loss, the Kansas City Chiefs went back to basics and put together a balanced offense that allowed the running game to shine.
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That's happened with a ton of good kitchen deals since yesterday, and while it's a bummer, there's no time to stew over missing an old deal — because new ones keep coming out of nowhere.
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The Memphis Grizzlies have had plenty of time to stew over their most lopsided home loss of the season and will be the more rested team when they host the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday.
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By giving scientists, officials and the people who live nearby so much time to stew over what could be happening, the slow-motion nature of the slide — at least so far — has already created tensions.
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The easiest way to win the ratings wars is to have the presidency held by the opposite party, so that furious ideologues know where to turn to stew over the latest outrage from the White House.
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Edith, as a consequence, is free to stew over whether new husband, Bertie, will be forced to miss the birth of their still unannounced child while he goes on a tour with the Prince of Wales.
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Glover himself hasn't chimed in about the meaning behind the "Feels Like Summer" video, but, judging by his recent track record, it's not likely that he'll just leave it to the internet to stew over his intentions.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A frantic 40-second ride on a bumpy, dirt track decided the gold medal in the BMX final at the London Olympics but left Australia's Caroline Buchanan with four years to stew over a chance gone begging.
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Kyrgios took exception to the ruling, then proceeded to stew over it for the rest of the set, which he lost, picking up a well-deserved code violation for an audible obscenity after being broken in the second game.
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The series premiered back on BBC Two in the U.K. in September, so, even though it's only just hitting Netflix, those in charge have had a bit of time to stew over whether they want to order another season or not.
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More importantly, it demonstrated to manager Claudio Ranieri that, following the heartbreak of the stoppage-time loss to Arsenal — a defeat his men had two weeks to stew over — they are not going to be easily deflected from their title ambitions.
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Mr. Ovitz has had more than two decades to stew over being disowned by his former partners at C.A.A. and then fired by his one-time best friend Michael Eisner, after briefly serving as his No. 2 at the Walt Disney Company.
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The specter of Judge Garland, whom Republicans refused to even consider in a presidential election year, has hovered over Judge Gorsuch's nomination from the beginning, leaving Democrats and the party's progressive base to stew over what they view as a stolen seat.
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On that day, a teen-age girl and a woman with a spinal abnormality that could make delivery dangerous sat chatting on the stoop, while a cook, an old man in a rain slicker, made groundnut stew over a charcoal fire for their lunch.
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Trump, for his part, has plenty to stew over: He just saw his pick for the next White House chief of staff turn down the position, and investigations of the 2016 campaign came to his doorstep last week, with prosecutors implicating him in illegal payments to silence women alleging affairs.
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But last season the Red Sox and Yankees finished atop the American League East for the first time since 2009 — and the Yankees, unable to chase down their rivals in the final weeks, had to stew over catching the Red Sox illegally using an Apple Watch to help relay stolen signs to their hitters.
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The latest comments showed Trump's penchant to stew over long-held grievances, many of which resurfaced in a flurry of weekend tweets targeting McCain, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, the news media, Democrats, General Motors, the Mueller investigation and others.
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The sodium content is very small compared to a cup of green peas at 458 milligrams or a cup of beef stew over 1,000 milligrams. Bieler's chemical information was entirely wrong and ideas about nutrients were incorrect. Deutsch noted that Bieler's statements about food "cures" were spurious and he had made basic mistakes because his research on the topic never went through peer-review.
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Traditional Iranian cooking is done in stages, at times needing hours of preparation and attention. The outcome is a well-balanced mixture of herbs, meat, beans, dairy products, and vegetables. Major staples of Iranian food that are usually eaten with every meal include rice, various herbs, cheese, a variety of flat breads, and some type of meat (usually poultry, beef, lamb, or fish). Stew over rice is by far the most popular dish, and the constitution of these vary by region.
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For example: we devour a book of raw facts, try to digest them, stew over them, let them simmer on the back-burner, regurgitate them in discussions, and cook up explanations, hoping they do not seem half-baked. Lakoff and Johnson greatly contributed to establishing the importance of conceptual metaphor as a framework for thinking in language, leading scholars to investigate the original ways in which writers used novel metaphors and question the fundamental frameworks of thinking in conceptual metaphors. From a sociological, cultural, or philosophical perspective, one asks to what extent ideologies maintain and impose conceptual patterns of thought by introducing, supporting, and adapting fundamental patterns of thinking metaphorically.McKinnon, AM. (2013).
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