Sentence examples for a tasty slice of from inspiring English sources
This sweetly fractured fairy tale is a tasty slice of city life with some of the craziness magnified.
Things hot up when the action moves to Italy and Michael Sheen carves himself a tasty slice of ham as the leader of the Vatican-styled Volturi.
The new show's premiere Thursday night does get off to an amusing start with a vignette in which Walter (Geoff Stults) retrieves a missing guitar for John Fogerty, who stays around just long enough to play a tasty slice of "Fortunate Son".
If you can't stomach that, there are other, more affordable perks, such as offering the chance at a managerial position or even a tasty slice of equity.
"Closed Circuit," a slick, tasty slice of late-summer nonsense from Britain, comes soaked in gunmetal blue and paranoia.
Anyway, I hadn't heard this before and it's a very tasty slice of African jazz funk.
(Rachel Saltz) 'Closed Circuit' (R, 1 36) This slick, tasty slice of nonsense from Britain, directed by John Crowley from a script by Steve Knight, comes soaked in gunmetal blue and paranoia.
The trick, I've learned, is not to deprive myself of something I want to eat, but rather to recognize that the tasty slice of chocolate cake I want for dessert comes with a price: I'll have to jog a little bit longer the next day, or do without something else I may desire.
We are, it seems, in the midst of a great and terrible western consumer crisis, busily poisoning our offspring with convenience food almost entirely devoid of nutritional benefit - an irony which would be entirely and necessarily lost on, say, the parents and children of Ethiopia, but one which nonetheless makes for yet another tasty slice of telly à la Oliver.
Vanity Fair magazine has earned a reputation for serving up juicy Hollywood scandals, colorful celebrity profiles and tasty slices of popular culture.
From the antipasti table, the best pick by far was the salumi selection, which included dewy, tasty slices of mortadella, prosciutto and spicy sopressata.
