Sentence examples for about the cakes from inspiring English sources

But then GBBO has never really been about the cakes.

This week was less about the coffee and more about the cakes, and very nice they looked, too.

I enjoyed seeing all the candy in Willy Wonka, reading about the cakes and potions in Alice In Wonderland and the hunger of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Four bakers from Bake Offs past – some (OK, one) more annoying than the others – return to the tent to make edible tree decorations, choux wreaths and multistorey Christmas cakes … But it is not really about the cakes (and wasn't Christmas Day a bit late for us to be getting festive inspiration?), or about the competition (the episode suffered for the lack of any genuine tension).

The only thing that was surprising about the cakes in the book was that they always had noses before.

I've seen some iPhone fakes in my day, but this just about takes the cake.

Smart knew about the cake.

Try: "Sorry for the freak-out about the cake.

British commentators, however, were less enthusiastic about the cake.

There's nothing that distinctive in fact about the cake recipes.

Now excuse us, we're going to daydream about the cake some more.