Sentence examples for case of cream from inspiring English sources
He located a case of cream soda for an elderly woman but then lost his balance and tumbled to the street.
"Please, no, I can't stand him!" said Ms. Carr, turning her sunglassed gaze toward a case of cream pies and zeppoles in Alfonso's Pastry Shoppe, a popular bakery in the Meier's Corner neighborhood of Staten Island.
No historical information on the weighting process type used in the case of cream color lining, lining of a pink dress and a purse samples has been reported.
Discrepancies were noted in 77.3% of entries, and were largely due to the medications being absent from the profile, or in the case of creams, containing ingredients that were not documented in PharmaNet.
"We make 6m cases of cream liqueurs between the Dublin site and the Northern Ireland site and more than 90% of that 6m cases is exported.
In the case of whipped cream containing WPC heated for 20 min at lower pH values, better stability was observed even at low fat content as compared to the other process conditions.
About 100 mg in case of each cream and 10 μL of CEO were dispensed separately over a cardboard sheet of size (22 × 35 mm) and thickness (2.5 mm) equivalent to the commercially available mosquito mats.
Afterward, we rolled up our pants and walked barefoot into the frigid stream, built a little corral with river rocks, and stocked it with jugs of Chablis and cases of Heineken, cream soda, and root beer.
If you want to have ice cream at a traditional ice cream parlor, but are worried about cross-contamination between flavors that have your allergen in them (such as a peanut butter-flavored ice cream), you can ask the people behind the counter to open a new case of the ice cream you want.
Mr. Ice cream maker, a portion of him kept alive in deep freeze in the basement freezer -- just in case of an ice cream emergency (like that six months when JP Licks stopped making Oreo cookie frozen yogurt).
Today, each of the 250 stores still carries only about 3,000 items (a large supermarket will stock 55,000 or more), in proportions that invert the industry norm: a tiny selection of canned soup, for example, but case after case of French ice cream confections and frozen Indian entrees.
