Sentence examples for a stack of toast from inspiring English sources

My companions and I were delighted with simple dishes like whipped ricotta with a stack of toast that tasted as if it had been grilled on the beach.

His wife slips a stack of toast onto his plate, he tucks napkin into collar and, shunning the laid silverware, he devours it with hilarious, undignified ferocity.

Waving and smiling, he cut into a huge cake shaped like a stack of books while the novelist Louise Erdrich toasted him in Ojibwe, giving him the Indian name Everlasting Man of Opposites.

An open-faced croque-monsieur was generously covered with béchamel over a stack of thin ham slices and Gruyère, on a toast base.

My favorite among them was the mint beef lettuce wrap: tender sirloin grilled until rare and tossed with a chili-soy sauce, fresh mint leaves, a bit of toasted rice and red onions, with a stack of bibb lettuce leaves on the side.

The rest of the cast is rounded out by a stack of British comedians from series like The Mighty Boosh and Toast of London, along with mainstay voice actors from his previous series.

Maybe he'd have fared better when frozen if he had enjoyed the kind of breakfast that the swimming champion Michael Phelps typically ate as a teenager, vividly modeled here: a five-egg omelet, a bowl of oatmeal, a stack of syrup-drenched pancakes, three egg sandwiches and two slices of French toast.

And quite a lot of toast.

The breakfasts include currant French toast stuffed with apples or peaches ($7.50 single, $9.79 double), and Eggs Meeting Street ($11.99) — a stack of poached eggs, fried green tomatoes, crab cakes and rémoulade.

–A stack of blank CDs ($11).

Inside is a stack of papers.