Juicy used in a sentence

Juicy in a sentence as an adjective

Animals are fed and bred to be slaughtered so we can have a juicy burger and fries.

They will be on you like vegetarian tigers/esses/etc on a fresh, juicy bit of fair trade tofu.

You will just be a juicy target of opportunity, to the extent that you have worthwhile volumes.

And you can't call or text your best friend or close co-workers before going to bed to tell them that today's apples were really juicy.

There's full specs, meeting memos, everything, about 13436 pages... just let me know once you're done with it, I'm sure I can find you a lot of juicy stuff!

Ostracize the participants, and welcome them back into the fold with open arms and juicy salaries if they 'see the error of their ways'.

Since the tech war boils down to a talent war, the company that figures out how to get over itself and tap that pool wins...You want a juicy industry to disrupt?

And I can't even begin to imagine how much this juicy information means in terms of economic intelligence.

Which might include some photos and some other advertising or whatever services, juicy user data, etc, but we're definitely not selling the photos.

There are a lot of things I don't understand about China's economy, and every time I think I might have a handle on it, I come across juicy tidbits like these ones:* The ghost city of Ordos.

You know, we have a lot of hot button topics here and a lot of groups who would like nothing more than make national news by attaching themselves to something or somebody famous and making a nice juicy controversy.

Now if I can only force myself to forget that Kermit the lettuce head is going to greet me when I get home by warning me that Kevin Bacon is chasing pigs through my living room, that someone accidentally formatted my SD card bed and that the sun is supposed to be extra Orange and juicy today.