Sentence examples for doughnut ring from inspiring English sources

A doughnut ring of perpetual diesel fug and muck, road heat, visible from space, now masks traffic-island London.

Dr. Coady said use of a dilator or vibrator can increase blood flow to the vaginal area, and a soft doughnut ring at the vaginal opening can elongate the vaginal canal.

Since moving to the capital's "doughnut ring", these white hicks in the satellite suburbs have shouldered the contempt of the middle-class metropolitan Londoner - particularly those within the media who reinvent themselves as classless and colourless.

The work of the academic Rob Chapman, it is a fantastic, exhaustive history of the genre: comprehensive but gripping, packed with eye-opening period detail and with a brilliant analysis of everything from Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to the oeuvre of the Crocheted Doughnut Ring.

Jack Joyce arrives at a university laboratory to find his wild-eyed genius best friend Paul Serene, standing next to a machine shaped like a giant ring doughnut.

You could imagine that you have a ring doughnut and you draw a triangle right around the top (see picture above).

Meanwhile, Miuccia Prada crowned common tweeds with fur doughnut rings, a style that will become so ubiquitous that people, not knowing what to call it, will say, "Oh, one of those".

Her croissant dough contains sourdough starter, which adds depth of flavor, and lately she has been making them in knot shapes (rather than traditional doughnut rings), their centers filled entirely with pastry cream and the whole thing sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar.

Then there's the shaping: fat jam doughnuts, rings, long fingers, fritters, square beignets or tiny puffs, such as the loukoumades below.

But it was Ms. Kawakubo's almost erotic use of padding (imagine tennis-ball-size mounds and doughnut-shape rings) that suggested the feeling of being pinched by a stranger.

By: Jeremy Hsu, InnovationNewsDaily Senior Writer Published: 03/02/2012 01 22 PM EST on InnovationNewsDaily. Vortex guns capable of firing doughnut-shaped rings of air have sat around as toys or oddball gadgets for years.