Sentence examples for eat bun from inspiring English sources

As a teenager, school friends who disproved of my burger credentials would dare me to eat bun kebabs off food carts in Saddar, the city's historic center.

No wonder Mr. Drescher always makes a point of heading for the market to eat bun thit as soon as he steps off the plane from California.

Other options include the 'the Derrida' – a postmodern confection consisting of a raw potato and the remains of a few chips and a partially eaten bun.

The most obvious difference, however, was in the reaction of the public; Obama's frenzied rock-star welcome -- "he ate bun cha!", "he said xin chao!" were common comments on social media -- compared with, well, nothing much at all for the leader of the world's most populous nation.

One strategy was to drink less coffee, because coffee drinking was associated with eating buns and cakes.

"Throw the hot dog away and eat the bun; that has carbohydrates".

"The Cambodians, they eat the bun and then a little bit here and a little bit there.

At breakfast time local babushkas sit on benches opposite the grimy hungover men and eat their buns.

Farther down, duck into bakeries where local residents sip coffee, eat pork buns and watch Chinese videos.

It's the place where hungry New Yorkers go to admire the line cooks, to eat steamed buns and pig shoulders, and to drink sake to a noisy rock soundtrack.

One couple, for example, reported a persistent, unresolved argument over the husband's wish to eat pork buns.