Sentence examples for buy spaghetti from inspiring English sources

In Wilmington, you may, if you're up to it, buy spaghetti at the Borgia Italian Food Festival.

The New Yorker, April 25 , 1970 P. 29In Wilmington, you may, if you're up to it, buy spaghetti at the Borgia Italian Food Festival.

By William E. Wiggin and John McCarten The New Yorker, April 25 , 1970 P. 29In Wilmington, you may, if you're up to it, buy spaghetti at the Borgia Italian Food Festival.

"It's like when you go to the store and buy spaghetti – pretty boring on its own, but when you add sauce and meat and vegetables … it's a totally different animal," he says.

An Italian, living in a Jewish neighborhood, wanted to drive to a district where he can buy spaghetti; Vanderbilt's wanted to know if they could pick up a sick relative at the station; and a farmer wanted permission to transport a pregnant goat by car.

She read about spaghetti and because we had a store she would buy spaghetti and follow the recipe, and black people in that little village in Arkansas would come in and see her with a plate of spaghetti and would ask, "Sister, you're not going to eat that?" and she'd say, "Yes", and they'd say, "That's white worms".

Eight dollars buys spaghetti four times a week.

Others buy those spaghetti measuring devices where you poke the uncooked pasta through round holes; I trust the evidence of my eyes.

Feel free to buy whole-wheat spaghetti from the health store.

– and ended up buying a spaghetti-strap black lace bra-top thing, with some half-baked idea about how I was going to wear it over a shirt at fashion week in a sort of entry-level-Vetements way.

If you are not allowed to wear spaghetti straps, for example, don't go out and buy a bunch of spaghetti strap tops.