Contemporary Examples. 1  Freed from her guitar, but wearing counterintuitive pumps, she leaned back like a trapeze artist. 2  Along the way he also picked up the skills to be an acrobat, a juggler, a wire walker, a trapeze artist, and a clown. Giovanni ZoppÃ©âs Real-Life Family Circus Malcolm Jones October 21, 2012 Historical Examples
1 Wash and rinse steak. 2  Rub steak with olive oil. 3  Season with the salt and pepper, put aside. 4  Cut onions and saute sautÃ© in 1 tbsp butter and put it. 5  Aside add 1 tbsp butter to, skillet and add. 6  Steak fry each side for 8 minutes on med low. 7  Heat if the pan begins to dry time after, time add, WATER NOT. 8  Oil eat with.  onions Wash and rinse steak. 2  Rub steak with olive oil. 3  Season with the salt and pepper, put aside. 4  Cut onions and saute sautÃ© in 1 tbsp butter and put it. 5  Aside add 1 tbsp butter to, skillet and add. 6  Steak fry each side for 8 minutes on med low. 7  Heat if the pan begins to dry time after, time add, WATER NOT. 8  Oil eat with.  onions
Mix mustard and spices and dredge meat on each side in mixture. Heat oil in a large, medium-hot skillet. Fry a few pieces of steak at a time, 1 to 1-1/2 minutes on each side, until golden brown. Add more oil, only if necessary. Remove steak pieces from pan and keep warm. Drain mushrooms, reserving liquid, and set aside. Add the mushroom liquid and Worcestershire sauce to skillet. At low heat, simmer liquid, scraping up any browned bits. Add the mushrooms and wine to the pan, heat and stir.