Sentence examples for coming sugar from inspiring English sources

Its new album, "The Winter Is Coming" (Sugar Free), offers no evidence that this crew would remember to put on an extra sweater if a chill really came.

But competition is clearly coming (Sugar, Inc. is going in this direction, for example).

At the end of the night came "Sugar Buzz," one of the least imaginative lyrics on the new album.

I'm the bad guy, he's the good guy, here comes Sugar Ray as the ref".

But Latin America faces trade barriers for value-added products like ethanol and chocolate, and the pull of the market for the raw materials from which they come — sugar and cacao — has been strong.

Come sugar pumpkin season, these muffins are one of the first things I'll cook.

But with sugar comes sugar crashes, and since some of these energy drinks ― we're talking a 16-ounce Monster Energy ― contain the sugar equivalent of two Snickers bars, the crash can be pretty hard.

There's an informality and intimacy to these interviews, and the portrait comes sugar-coated a sugar-coated af love, sonmingly designed to re-ignite interest in his father's work and enhance his labour.

First consider the history of VMware, an offering as meat-and-potatoes as they come, sugar-coated in the buzzword "virtualization".

About 20% of the world's sugar comes from sugar beet, which is produced in temperate areas including the EU.

Beets supply about half the nation's sugar, with the rest coming from sugar cane.