Sentence examples for decent cake from inspiring English sources

There's a pot of gold in it for anybody who will lease those empty floors at the top of the Empire State Building the only place in town where a decent cake can be baked.

Its casseroles and hotpots – say, braised beef with herb dumplings - are, perhaps, the stars of a menu that includes soups and salads, hot and cold sandwiches, pizza slices and decent cakes.

Otherwise, wash down a slice of decent homemade cake with a pot of Yorkshire tea (£1.50, coffee from £1.60).

But decent crab cake (plural on the menu) under a pile of frisee came with sharp, soupy remoulade better served separately; and the "salad" part of Shrimp Martini Salad seemed forgotten.

A cafe and bookstore called Kaffistova serves decent carrot cake; a former boat shed (nameless, as far as I could tell) houses a collection of Norwegian-language comic books, and Tusund og Ei Natt ("A Thousand and One Nights") has a large English-language collection as well as Norwegian editions of old-school kid sleuth series like "Detektiv Nancy Drew" and the "Hardy-Guttene".

"Decent bar etiquette, basically".

Excellent spicy corn relish further enhanced decent enough crab cakes; honey and mustard sauce added grace notes.

Key lime pie and lemon Bundt cake were decent enough, but others looked tempting only to disappoint as soon as they were tasted.

A decent woman would eat cake only on a plate in a hotel, or at least in a department store - although there's no telling who, or what, one might risk meeting in such a universally hospitable place.

Becaron, who had been solid and decent throughout, who made cakes that didn't collapse and who just sort of got on with it.

There's a decent kids' menu, sticky cakes and, outside, a generous deck with views of Falmouth harbour from the Penryn River.