At the village fair, I tried an Exeter stew that warmed me through on the chilly evening.

We gathered around the table to warm ourselves with a steaming bowl of Devonshire stew after the long, rainy walk.

On the cold outback evening, Grandmother ladled a steaming bowl of shearer's stew for each of us.

Fans lined up for hours to catch a glimpse of K-Stew at the film premiere.

Some leaders end up stewing in one's own gravy, oblivious to the damage they're causing.

Rather than seek advice, stewing in one's own juices often leads to worse outcomes.

If you refuse to adapt, you risk stewing in one's own broth while others move forward.

One often finds oneself stewing in one's own juice after refusing to ask for help.

It's pointless stewing in one's own grease after a mistake when you could learn from it and move on.

The novel felt like a horse and rabbit stew, all grandiose macho posturing sloshed together with tiny, trembling moments of lyricism that hardly got noticed.