Sentences with phrase «local butcher who»

In some cases, making your own raw dog food at home could actually save you money — particularly if you have access to a local butcher who can provide you with fresh cuts of meat, raw bones, and organ meats at a good price.

But as Edgar and Lucy adjust, they must also deal with Ron, a local butcher who wants to court Lucy, and Conrad, an unsettlingly attentive adult whose intentions are at one more sinister and more innocent than Edgar could ever know.

collaborators: his sensible sister and flatmate, Lily (Brenda Fricke), and Carney (Michael Gambon), the bilious local butcher who wants to play Herod.

Since the 1950s, the trend has caused the consumer to gradually lose contact with a local butcher who would sell them a variety of bony leftovers.

Not exact matches

Why is it that we would not give any special weight to the views of the local butcher, plumber or architect on national economic issues, but will give religious figures who know no more than the foregoing, some kind of free pass?

Luckily we have a terrific butcher who sells the nicest bacon, and lovely bleu cheese in the local farmer's market, so this dish is in my very near future.

I've never wasted money on HyVee, Fareway or Walmarts meat because we have 3 local butcher shops who grind their own fresh.

Pay attention to where your food comes from choose local farms who are not owned by the large food producers and eat from a butcher or organic products.

Lt. Rawlings who spoke in an address to mark the 37th anniversary of the June 4 1979 uprising on Saturday, said, «the corruption of the environment is the quickest way to degrade our human self - worth, and a government or local authority that would butcher trees or watch the degrading of its environment can not expect people to behave responsibly in other facets of their life.»

Praise the Lord for my in — laws who freely share their meat from a local butcher!

It seems these serpents are infused with the demons that were «milked» from exorcisms performed by the Creole woman, and now the serpents and their souls are carried within Ray, who systematically begins to butcher the local populace in grisly and sadistic ways.

The possible killer could be the cuckolded local butcher (Chris O'Dowd), who may have beaten up his runaround wife (Orla O'Rourke).

An impressive and talented supporing cast includes Aidan Gillen as the atheist doctor with a dark side, Chris O'Dowd as the local butcher, Orla O'Rourke as his unfaitful wife about town, Isaach DeBankola as one of her chums, Dylan Moran as the conflicted local rich boy, Killian Scott as the frustrated virginal local, Domhnall Gleeson (Brendan's son) as an incarcerated serial killer, and the always great M Emmet Walsh — back on screen as the local old timer who spins yarns and enjoys attention.

The local butcher (Chris O'Dowd) has washed his hands of his adulterous, kinky wife (Orla O'Rourke) who keeps getting beaten up by her boyfriends (one of them played by Isaach de Bankolé).

Right alongside them, and more than happy to put a damper on the festivities were the local and international animal activists who've made it their mission over the past several years to protest the festival, record the carnage, and save dogs from the butcher's block.

The local French butcher has a sign in the shop over the day's selection of fresh cuts of beef: here you know the age and weight of the cow and the name of the farmer who raised it when you make your choice to balance your diet with a bit of meat.