Sentence examples for doughnut I from inspiring English sources

"Well, doughnut, I wondered if...," I said once, pleased at my own wit.

Padre Island, nps.gov/pais For a doughnut, I stood in a line that snaked out of a door and down a street.

Desserts were not Italian, but aside from the Napoleon they were delicious, especially the cream-filled doughnut I sampled in the line of duty.

Now it's all video cameras and G.P.S. and self-documentation — 'This is the new bedspread I have'; 'This is the doughnut I ate two days ago' — and I don't understand it".

OK, the frying and sugar might be to blame, but as I live by the equation that "one walk equals one doughnut", I like to think these buns are made for walking.

They told stories about Duke Ellington and Django Reinhardt, Dr. John and Bobby (Blue) Bland, about Bill Monroe biting into his first bagel ("Dang! This is the worst doughnut I ever did eat!"), and about all the great players lost to addiction or indifference.

And the next time I go for a doughnut run, I hope I collide with Ms. Fisher's Berliners, soft and white, filled with cinnamon-schnapps cream and served over a rewardingly complex chocolate ganache.

Between bites, he offered: "Who invented doughnuts?" "I don't know," Mr. Keating said.

And on the heels of the cider doughnuts, I'm embarrassed to admit, we make chocolate-chip pancakes.

Breakfast was Nescafé in our room, and day-old doughnuts I brought home from the cafeteria.

If he stuck to cranking out deliciousness like those doughnuts, I'd put up with any amount of silliness.