Sentence examples similar to dinner sweets from inspiring English sources

Came home and cooked dinner – sweet potato microwaved for five mins, with defrosted homemade chilli and spinach – then more uni work before bed.

The Sunday dinner -- sweet and sour chicken, roasted potatoes, heirloom tomato salad, green beans, cucumbers, cornbread, sweet tea, cheesecake and blackberry cobbler -- materialized while the women told family stories.

"Brookland" itself is a kind of bridge, not just in its great span, from 1772 to 1823, and in its lattice of solid little parts — what the Winships eat for dinner (sweet-potato stew), how many dresses Prue has (one, brown) — but in its balance of opposing forces, above all, the forces within Prue's personality.

"She can offer to give him her dinner, sweet talk him, or walk out of the house.

If you are like me and need to have an after dinner sweet there's a Chocolate-dipped Donsuemor with your name on it.

The most dessert-crazed age group is American adults 65 years and older, which is an ominous sign for the future of post-dinner sweets, especially considering that young Americans, the so-called caretakers of the country's future, are the course's least passionate fans.

A wide array of post-dinner sweets were beautifully displayed on long tables for those who worked up an appetite on the dance floor.

That dinner -- sweet baby clams, linguine with zucchini flowers, mineral-tinged white wine -- was one of the best of the summer.

If they're lucky, that leaves a dinner of sweet potato casserole, cranberry sauce and maybe some green beans.

The kids are now on the edge of the nest and Jean-François tends the vineyards and discusses wine at dinner with sweet-natured ease.

When you're holed up in a Guatemalan jail held as a "person of interest" in a murder case, and your lawyer is only able to procure for you a simple dinner of sweet butter-poached lobster with ruby-red grapefruit, sunchoke, young fennel, and bacon drizzled with a juniper balsamic, you learn a hard lesson about security.