Sentence examples for a warm roll from inspiring English sources

This jarring cross-cultural mistake, consisting of a warm roll enclosed in a rubbery ring of calamari, won no converts at our table.

It's at this point, just as I'm spreading rendered pork fat thickly on to a warm roll, that it happens: the lights go out.

The On Education column on Wednesday, about modest suggestions from staff members at a Bronx middle school on ways to spend $5.6 billion in additional education aid, recommended for the city by a court-appointed panel, misidentified the author of a Yiddish story about a man who enters heaven and asks for nothing more than a warm roll.

Heaven is a warm roll of bills.

There are lots of excellent frozen bread options as well, and a warm roll would round things out perfectly. 5. Garlicky Shrimp with Broccoli and Meyer Lemon.

Sticky, sweet and salty, it made a fine spread for the warm roll that came with it, and it was just as appealing eaten with a spoon.

Even allowing for the fact I haven't had a warm sausage roll since last January, they're delicious: flaky, slightly coarse, and pleasingly porky.

At Almond the top-quality burger wasn't gargantuan, but was a juicy, prime patty on a warm sesame roll next to a mountain of reedy, double-fried golden-brown fries and a thatch of salad.

A Caribe club ($8) of turkey bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on a warm Cuban roll tastes very familiar, as does a similar Laguna Grille sandwich ($9) of turkey, tomatoes, roasted vegetables, Jack cheese and mayonnaise.

• "Holiday is our biggest time of year," said Liz Nordlie, vice president for marketing for Pillsbury refrigerated baked goods at General Mills, "whether you're preparing for the high-stakes Thanksgiving dinner or looking for ideas for parties or even, on that lazy Saturday morning, you want a warm sweet roll to enjoy with your family".

First came juicy but rather dull slices of infant porcine roasted with, among other things, "really horrible" Irish sea urchin; and this was followed by a warm sausage roll, which my friend - always wary of "witty reinvention" - thought pretty close to what you'd buy in Greggs.