Sentence examples for bit of toast from inspiring English sources
Yes – who would go to the effort of poaching pears only to stick them on a bit of toast?
It's mushing some avocado on to a bit of toast, but let's not burden ourselves with needless quibbles.
"When you live on your own and it gets to 5 o'clock, you think "oh, I'll just have a bit of toast", and it's not good".
More likely is that I'll just about manage to scoff some cornflakes or, if it's a particularly cold morning, I'll grab a bit of toast that I can eat in the car on the way to work.
If I've learned anything, having been there twice before and presenting one year, it's to have a couple of soft, poached eggs with a bit of toast at about 2pm because you're not going to get anything in your stomach until about 10.
On Saturday mornings I like to set my blood simmering by reading people's "weekend tweets" in bed for an hour or so, then I'll stagger to the kitchen in my pants, pour myself a cup of shit coffee, and slap a limply buttered bit of toast onto a chipped plate.
My favorite among them was the mint beef lettuce wrap: tender sirloin grilled until rare and tossed with a chili-soy sauce, fresh mint leaves, a bit of toasted rice and red onions, with a stack of bibb lettuce leaves on the side.
There was the angel who appears to Moses in biblical flames, there are the occasional sightings of Jesus in bits of toast.
When Philomena, in a restaurant, spoons croutons onto her salad, saying, "I love these little bits of toast on mine," we are meant to hear the line through Sixsmith's scornful ears, but the film itself complies with his condescension.
"We're in an area of social deprivation and we have been providing things like bits of toast before - but we expect this will have a very beneficial effect on their learning to avoid them going hungry.
