Sentence examples for a toaster with from inspiring English sources

It's a toaster with pictures".

Now it means a toaster with e-mail access.

"Maybe I need to give away a toaster with each purchase," said Robert Klein, the comedian, as dubious buyers handled his book and moved on.

But Mr. Fowler insisted that television was not a finite and supremely influential broadcast medium but "just another appliance -- it's a toaster with pictures".

Armed with this verdict, Fowler, who insisted on viewing television, in particular, as not a finite and supremely influential broadcast medium but "just another appliance — it's a toaster with pictures," persuaded his fellow commissioners to abolish the Fairness Doctrine.

Correction: June 5, 2003, Thursday A front-page article on Tuesday about the easing of media ownership rules referred incorrectly in some copies to the former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission who described television as a toaster with pictures.

You'd get a free toaster with a new bank account, or a collectible drinking glass with a gas fill-up.

It was a toaster, emblazoned with the Goldman Sachs logo.

Max wants to go there because of the medical pod that, like a toaster, comes with every home.

Any of the baked rolls I think are really good — you know the ones they put in a toaster oven with that yum-yum sauce or whatever.

Under a chandelier of cheese graters, the micro-restaurant LITTLE MUENSTER, 100 Stanton Street (Ludlow Street), (212) 203-7197, littlemuenster.com, serves sturdy bread and cheese grilled in a toaster oven with the likes of prosciutto and quince ($8.75) and corn purée and tomatillo, a quesadilla manqué ($9.25).