Sentence examples for bit of cake and from inspiring English sources

He was a polite friend of ours who, if we were in the studio, would go downstairs and cut us a bit of cake and bring a tea up for us.

If you find yourself getting sadly horny at a wedding, sit down, have a glass of lemonade and a bit of cake, and try and get on a level a bit.

I once had a pea soup (in a long-gone restaurant) that nearly put me off that great dish for life – it was so sickly sweet and stodgy I would not be surprised if leftover bits of cake and pastry crusts had been added to the unhappy, thick, grey mass.

We burn so many calories on days when I'm training seven-hours-plus that I think I'm allowed a bit of cake now and again!

And even when you have a baked a cake that is something like the right shape, most need a bit of cake cutting and sticking to get the right shapes.

I love it because it makes visitors feel as if they are part of the family, because it entices you to stay after the last bit of cake is gone and because it is set up to promote the affection and conversation of good friends.

That's a bit of a cake-and-eat-it, for both Haneke – who satirises our indifference to justify his own – and for us, his audience, who can convince ourselves that we're "engaging" with the migrant crisis when we're really just watching a movie about it.

It was dreary that journey through Germany until we came to the Dutch border and then the ladies provided the kids with soft drinks and a bit of cake.

It was easy to stop at one shop for bread and a bit of cake (you didn't have to buy a whole cake), at another shop for some cheese and butter, and yet another for fruit and vegetables.

Elvis himself is my madeleine, that tea-soaked bit of cake that took the author back to his Aunt Léonie and childhood at Combray.

Then I'd have winked at Charl Schwartzel, called it a draw, and taken them both inside for a nice bit of cake.