Sentence examples for eat jacket from inspiring English sources

"Crisp and creamy potatoes with pine-milk emulsion and raw mushrooms" is simple to look at, a joy to eat, jacket potatoes to dream of.

(Pause) Who had eaten my jacket.

It led to the band's split and a string of Harvey scandals, including a machete attack, alleged suicide attempts and a bizarre incident where he was crushed by his own Mercedes – which he blamed on eating three jacket potatoes.

The ride was well designed, with most of the climbing towards the start, a leisurely seven miles along the Dyfi Valley to finish, and a well placed lunch stop in Llanbrynmair, where we ate our jacket potatoes overlooked by a veritable circus of moving sculptures and surrounded by a village of large fluffy rabbits, very glad we'd decided to go for a ride.

I bet he goes home and eats a jacket potato stuffed with shepherd's pie filling and thinks about Milan and cuddles up tight to his girlfriend and thinks: nothing.

It's still a nonsensically disparate group – lifelong friends rubbing shoulders with my ex's ex – but the common denominator is that they can be trusted to understand the inner workings of my life, not shame me with "y are you eating a jacket potato in bed" and six ROFL emojis.

If you want a flavour of what the conference was like, at one point I noticed Bruce Forsyth's 1968 track "I'm Backing Britain" was being played on repeat in the arena containing the stalls and tables where UKIP members were eating the jacket potatoes and pasties on sale at the venue.

Maybe I'll have to eat my leather jacket.

In the spring and summer, yellow jackets eat primarily protein.

Do little things that make you feel closer to him/her--wear his jackets, eat at your favorite restaurant, or look at pictures.

It is possible in this day and age to fly south in December and three hours later land in a city where you can sit comfortably in your T-shirt and linen jacket and eat your dinner at a café under palm trees and still enjoy the protections of the U.S. Constitution, which is a wonderful, wonderful thing.