sarny, pockets sandwiches, adjourned, remained in stalemate over

Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California, failed to secure the majority needed to become speaker on Tuesday after hard-right lawmakers opposed him.

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Lawmakers adjourned until tomorrow as the G.O.P. remained in stalemate over a speaker. Rep. Kevin McCarthy said a vote would not be “productive.”

Trial of shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist adjourned
The trial of an Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former US President George W. Bush during a Baghdad news conference last year has been adjourned, shortly after it opened. One of the three presiding judges at the Iraqi capital's Central Criminal Court said the trial would resume on March 12. If found guilty of the charge of assaulting a foreign head of state, Muntazer al-Zaidi could face up to 15 years in prison. Zaidi has been in custody for more than two months and his family says he has been beaten by security guards.

Urban Dictionary: sarny

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A nickname for a sandwich. I would love a bacon sarny for my dinner. by MarkJ May 29, 2008. 55 16. Add your own. Random Word. 20 Words related to sarny.

adjourn
verb [I or T] FORMAL
to have a pause or rest during a formal meeting or trial:
The meeting was adjourned until Tuesday.
Shall we adjourn for lunch?

adjournment
noun [C or U]
The defence attorney requested an adjournment.
The court's adjournment means that a decision will not be reached until December at the earliest.

Nestle recalled 350,000 packages of the stuffed chicken pockets, dubbed Lean Pockets, because the frozen food may contain pieces of plastic. The company received several complaints and reports of two mild injuries and decided to pull off 199,417 pounds of frozen stuffed chicken sandwiches made on May 23 at a Kentucky plant.

The voluntary recall involves products which have a “Best Before” date of Nov. 2009 and a package code beginning with “8144544616.” Also, printed on the side of the package is the establishment number “P7721A.” The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced the recall Monday, the same day the company announced the regulator of customer complaints.

Only the 9-ounce boxes of "Lean Pockets Spinach Artichoke Chicken -- 2 sandwiches" which have all the above-mentioned markings are recalled, and no other Lean Pockets sandwiches are being recalled. Nestle said that any concerned customers can call its consumer services at 1-800-350-5016.


Nestlé was founded in 1860 by Henri Nestlé, a pharmacist who developed for the first time instant infant milk formulas, saving the life of a child who could not tolerate his own mother's milk nor any of the usual substitutes. The company had last year total assets of around $130 billion.



pocket
n.

1. A small baglike attachment forming part of a garment and used to carry small articles, as a flat pouch sewn inside a pair of pants or a piece of material sewn on its sides and bottom to the outside of a shirt.
2. A small sack or bag.
3. A receptacle, cavity, or opening.
4. Financial means; money supply: The cost of the trip must come out of your own pocket.
5. 1. A small cavity in the earth, especially one containing ore.
   2. A small body or accumulation of ore.
6. A pouch in an animal body, such as the cheek pouch of a rodent or the abdominal pouch of a marsupial.
7. Games. One of the pouchlike receptacles at the corners and sides of a billiard or pool table.
8. Baseball. The deepest part of a baseball glove, just below the web, where the ball is normally caught.
9. Sports. A racing position in which a contestant has no room to pass a group of contestants immediately to his or her front or side.
10. 1. A small, isolated, or protected area or group: pockets of dissatisfied voters.
    2. Football. The area a few yards behind the line of scrimmage that blockers attempt to keep clear so that the quarterback can pass the ball.
11. An air pocket.
12. A bin for storing ore, grain, or other materials.

adj.

1. Suitable for or capable of being carried in one's pocket: a pocket handkerchief; a pocket edition of a dictionary.
2. Small; miniature: a pocket backyard; a pocket museum.

tr.v., -et·ed, -et·ing, -ets.

1. To place in or as if in a pocket.
2. To take possession of for oneself, especially dishonestly: pocketed the receipts from the charity dance.
3. 1. To accept or tolerate (an insult, for example).
   2. To conceal or suppress: I pocketed my pride and asked for a raise.
4. To prevent (a bill) from becoming law by failing to sign until the adjournment of the legislature.
5. Sports. To hem in (a competitor) in a race.
6. Games. To hit (a ball) into a pocket of a pool or billiard table.

idioms:
in (one's) pocket

1. In one's power, influence, or possession: The defendant had the jury in his pocket.

in pocket

1. Having funds.
2. Having gained or retained funds of a specified amount: was a hundred dollars in pocket after a day at the races.

[Middle English, pouch, small bag, from Anglo-Norman pokete, diminutive of Old North French poke, bag, of Germanic origin.]

Chicken pocket sandwiches

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These pocket sandwiches can be made with either turkey or chicken, but I could only find roast chicken today. They also have thinly-sliced red onion, baby spinach, and thinly-sliced apple. The dressing is of:

1/3 cup fat-free sour cream (I used light)
1 Tbsp. honey
1 tsp. dijon mustard

Delicious!

Another example of the national obsession with not causing offence

Now they even want to BAN bacon sarnies

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: What are we to make of a new report that seeks to ban bacon sarnies and microwaved sausage rolls? Pretty soon, we'd all have to eat nettle stew or starve to death

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