Sentence examples for a sweet course from inspiring English sources

Then, as he awaited a sweet course, a woman in a filthy skirt and bare breasts suddenly appeared, howling and leaping like a witch.

It was always going to be difficult to shoehorn offal into a sweet course – promising leads on haggis truffles prove to lead to chocolates merely flavoured with haggis spice, rather than anything actually containing meat.

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How can anyone love a place without a decent craft beer, a crispy square of pork belly from Bev Eggleston or a sweet finishing course prepared with fresh, local peaches?

A dessert is a sweet food course that we eat at the end of a meal.

The sweet course is the most exquisitely sad because it signals the end of the feast.

In the strict Japanese tradition, there is no sweet course; the meal ends with rice, pickles and tea.

Krondl's book attempts to chronicle the evolution of the sweet course by visiting six regions that roughly reflect sugarcane's spread across the world: India, the Middle East, Italy, France, Austria and the United States.

For years, sweet-toothed Cumbrians have headed down to town on the first Wednesday of every month to indulge themselves at Lucy's "Up the Duff" pudding club, where starters, main courses and anything savoury are dispensed with in favour of a vast range of sweet courses - accompanied, naturally, by a dessert wine.

These teams included a chef, or gros bonnet, in charge of the kitchen; a sauce chef, or deputy; an entremettier, in charge of preparation of soups, vegetables, and sweet courses; a rôtisseur to prepare roasts and fried or grilled meats; and the garde manger, in charge of all supplies and cold dishes.

Paolo Sorrentino has returned to Cannes with a gorgeous movie, the film equivalent of a magnificent banquet composed of 78 sweet courses.