Sentence examples for biscuit from from inspiring English sources

Here's a little biscuit from me".

"In terms of precedence, a few years ago a biscuit from one of Shackleton's expeditions sold for about £3,000 and there is a biscuit from the Lusitania in a museum in the Republic of Ireland".

Those biscuits!" "And what is this?" I demand, grabbing a biscuit from a basket in clear sight of all.

Your cardiologist need not know about those delicious Parmesan biscuits (£5.50), more Parmesan than biscuit, from the foodie haven Melrose and Morgan.

He put the snack in a Kodak photographic envelope complete with the original note, which stated: "Pilot biscuit from Titanic lifeboat April 1912".

In my experience, the mere mention of a chocolate bar or biscuit from the past 30 years – especially if said snack is no longer on sale – will similarly kick off a conversation that will run and run.

In his small store-front, filled with shrines to a famous local actor, Ramachandraiah sat me down with a tiny cup of coffee, and plucked two biscuits from a package.

They were still brown as biscuits from Miami.

PRESERVES and biscuits from France are going up in price.

Her assistant has furnished us with a paper plate crammed full of biscuits from Starbucks.

Years later, biscuits from his own recipe would be on the cover of the magazine.