Sentence examples for a taffy from inspiring English sources

That can only mean one (or more than one) thing - I'm a taffy in New Zealand.

then I had a taffy apple some popcorn and some orangeade which was like water.

Then I had a taffy apple some popcorn and some oragneade..

This vehicle had full-body paint, a $5,166 option, which consisted of a taffy swirl of color that looked like it could have been the logo for one of Vince McMahon's old XFL teams.

Millepied's piece, "Double Aria," to music by Daniel Ott, was a taffy pull for two of the company's handsomest, most long-limbed dancers, Maria Kowroski and Ask la Cour.

My phone bleeped – a text from my wife: "New line from Boris, Ajock-alypse now!" Here was evidence (a Jock or a Paddy or a Taffy might argue) that imperial attitudes were destroying British identity rather than supporting it.

The result is a confection with a taffy-like texture.

"Reality was doing a taffy-pull with Sonny's brain," Fountain writes.

A taffy-colored cat named Sushi, who lives in the brownstone, lorded over the front reception desk.

Built not in Olde England but in Graz, Austria, the Rapide is effectively a taffy-pulled version of the DB9, a foot longer and 418 pounds heavier.

Six to eight miles underground, high pressure and hot temperatures -- more than 500 degrees -- transform rocks into a taffy-like consistency, able to bend without breaking.