Sentence examples for ban chocolate from inspiring English sources

"Why did they ban Chocolate Orange?" Ali G's stern question last year to James Ferman, the former British film censor, epitomises the alienated, semi-informed bemusement of an entire generation.

Last week, Cornell University Food and Brand Lab released new data which showed that when you ban chocolate milk in school cafeterias, overall milk consumption falls and there is an increase in waste.

She banned chocolate milk, vending machines, and fried foods.

Berkeley, Calif., schools banned chocolate milk, and Florida school officials are considering it.

It sometimes seems as if we're moving towards banning chocolate from public buildings.

To deter Ukraine from turning west, the Russians briefly imposed trade restrictions recently, even banning chocolate imports.

Before that, a number of EU countries, including Spain and Italy, banned chocolate that contained vegetable fat instead of pure cocoa butter.

Mimi Sheraton, who wrote about spit cakes this week, says: I am absolutely against banning chocolate milk from schools because I feel children will drink more milk if it has been flavored, and that is important enough to take other risks.

He banned chocolate from team hotel buffets, needlessly upset both Simon Rolfes and Michael Ballack by stating that only one of them could play at any given time and failed to adapt the defensive methods from his former job at Freiburg in the more rarified Bayer environs.

In July, Russia banned chocolate, candy, and cake imports from Ukraine, alleging health and safety concerns.

In July, Russia banned chocolate, candy and cake imports from Ukraine, alleging health and safety concerns.