Sentence examples for a fruitcake for from inspiring English sources

Fruity Victorian Mark Kramer, the owner of Susan Lawrence, in Chappaqua, goes out of his way to make a fruitcake for people who hate fruitcake.

On a more modest scale, the shop's moist, rummy plum cake, a fruitcake for people who don't like fruitcake, is $20 and serves 14 people.

Last spring I was in the English town of Ludlow, in Shropshire, and an enterprising baker, Milly Hunter, left a fruitcake for me at the inn where I was staying.

If you live in a neighborhood serviced by Verizon's FiOS, you should send them a fruitcake for Xmas.

I use my own recipes – one for a fruitcake handed down from my nana, a classic vanilla sponge, a chocolate, a lemon, a coconut and lime, an apple and blackberry..

BANBURY, a little English town best known for a walk-on part in a nursery rhyme and as the eponymous origin of a fruitcake, is an unlikely fulcrum for the balance of power in the world of telecoms.

But you can do your part, too: If you do drop off a fruitcake or take the dog for a walk, insist the patient not write you a thank-you note.

Moroccan attacker Adel Taarabt was a player Redknapp famously described as "a bit of a fruitcake" after selling him to QPR for £1m when he was in charge at Spurs.

RW: There were two cakes, a fruitcake and a chocolate biscuit cake for William, costing $80,000 courtesy of Prince Charles.

A baker charging $5/slice with a fruitcake slice vs. a baker charging $5/slice for a party slice is a significantly different value for the money.

There are small bottles of Coke to drink, fruit juice, a piece of blackened fruitcake for dessert ($1.50).