Sentence examples for biscuit down from inspiring English sources

Press each biscuit down lightly to flatten it, just a little bit.

There may be some of you already suspecting that humanity's best hopes for surviving a Trump presidency is to send his suits for dry cleaning before he gets to empty the pockets, or tuck the nuclear biscuit down the back of an Oval Office sofa while the president is distracted arranging his hair.

One night as we all gathered around the dinner table to dine, Beau went ahead and split his biscuit down the center and put his meat on it and had a little sandwich for himself.

Nasser helped them carry crates of food — yogurt, fruit, homebaked biscuits — down to Marwan's cell.

I would find some plain biscuits down at your local store.

"I refuse to feel ashamed and upset on a daily basis for not meeting your ridiculous, unobtainable beauty standards, whilst you sit at a desk all day, shovelling cakes and biscuits down your throats and slagging me and my friends off about our appearance.

Place a teaspoonful of the buttercream on each of half of the batch of biscuits, then sandwich with the remaining biscuits, pressing gently down to help squash the buttercream and bring it flush with the edges of the biscuit.

Perhaps the Abbey Crunch is the James Dean of the biscuit world, struck down in its prime and thereby entering into myth.

Now, in a former biscuit factory down the road, they will open their first new show in three years.

Next time you have a cup of tea – and look around you, you are probably surrounded by it, three or four mugs of the stuff at various degrees of room temperature, biscuit crumbs down your cardigan – next time you have a cup of tea, as you lift the heavy mug to your mouth, think: is this actually good?

Many of the 75,000 customers who walk into the place each year simply order their fried chicken and biscuits and sit down in the old cafe's dining room, with the original maple tables and chairs by Willett, a Louisville company whose furniture was enormously popular from the 1930s through the 1950s.