Sentence examples for cheese boat from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they could consider a festival.There was a farmers' market next to the canal with olives, crepes and a juice bar, as well as a cheese boat where you could taste Welsh cheeses.

We'd call it shredded cheese in a boat of red sauce, with some pepperoni.

The charming waiter spieled about artisanal cheese and day boats and 50 year-old balsamic vinegar and we were so distracted by the Ocean Drive scene we didn't realize we had been bamboozzled and had consumed a meal that set us back half a thousand dollars.

Now we were knocking back rosé and eating grilled goats' cheese salad on a boat on a Languedoc canal.

Cheese borek arrive in boat and triangle shapes.

They sometimes sit for hours, sipping coffee, methodically tearing apart bits of the addictive boat-shaped cheese bread, engrossed in conversation and laughter.

See tulips and sample cheeses on a boat-and-bike tour of Holland.

It is the only shop in Québéc to import cheese by plane rather than boat, so it's just like stepping into a small French market.

The ship is small and slick, fitting a maximum of five passengers and packed with GPS display and digital gadgets: unlike the huge schooners that dole out wine and cheese, this feels like a boat you yourself could own someday (but probably won't).

Not everyone can say they spent an afternoon in Paris drinking wine and eating cheese, took a night club boat cruise through Budapest, took a double decker bus trip through Germany, cliff jumped in Wales, had waffles in Belgium and fell in love with an English man in London.

He's run dough (and sauce and cheese) to campgrounds, ballparks, carnivals, boats, and cars stuck on the highway and on Sunday, he added broken-down Amtrak trains to the list, the Washington Post reports.