Sentence examples for bowl of something from inspiring English sources

We do a big bowl of something that's easy to eat quickly.

A woman in a low-cut dress and spike heels comes out and puts a bowl of something or other in front of a man.

We have all had that moment in our lives when we are down and distressed, and then someone hands us a bowl of something we love to eat.

What kind of fool would pay £3 for a bowl of something when they could go to a supermarket and buy two boxes for the same price?

Mrs. Sharpton, in one brief comment she made after meeting with her son, said he would have liked to have a bowl of something hot.

"For me, a good breakfast in bed needs to be a really clean bowl of something – no crumbs, no milk droplets, no bits of egg," says Anjum Anand.

In our final meeting at a location near the border in northwest Ulster the Guardian was advised to go into a public toilet and search around the back of the bowl for something.

This must be the quickest route to a restoring bowl or mug of something on record.

Upside: I like to cook, and whatever monitor I had that signals "full" has become nonfunctional once I finally sit down with a hot bowl, or two, of something at home often too late in the evening.

The li'l Crunchy Cons, boys ages 2 and 6, are out back in the warm Wednesday afternoon sun, making sculptures out of a bowl of ice cubes -- something constructive and home-schoolish, something very We're Not Watching TV.

When her story fell apart, she turned into a trembly bowl of Jell-O, something she would never be caught dead serving.