Sentence examples for enormous breakfast from inspiring English sources

An enormous breakfast waited on the table and, between us, in my halting Spanish and his slightly better English, we were able to communicate.

But looking back at Scarry's most popular title, The Best Word Book Ever, which I had as a child, and revisiting the young bear's enormous breakfast – waffle, eggs, cold fruit juice, milk, hot cocoa, muffins and toast, although "He doesn't eat the toaster" – still makes me smile.

My initial response to the abundance that greeted my eyes was a kind of bewildered ecstacy, an intoxicated impression of an enormous breakfast room containing a buffet of a size I did not know could exist outside the whimsical visions of novelists with extraordinary powers of description.

With its vintage beige leatherette tuck 'n' roll booths and faux wood grain Formica tabletops, the classic setting is visually perfect for a place known for enormous breakfast burritos and fully loaded pastrami burgers.

Resist the urge to have an enormous breakfast — though it can be tempting to load up on pancakes, french toast, bacon, and omelets, huge breakfasts can slow you down later in the day by giving you a "food coma".

The food is hearty fare to feed the cyclists, walkers and birders: enormous breakfasts, baked potatoes from £4.45 and gourmet baguettes.

Over in the old town, Nic Nowego (ul Krzyza 15) from 7am serves up enormous breakfasts to a motley collection of clubbers attracted by the keen prices.

Today, enormous breakfasts included in the room rate are one of the Savoy's best-known perks; every morning one could have a choice of 32 items ranging from lamb chops to oysters Rockefeller.

The 11 rooms in the Victorian villa are mostly enormous, while breakfast is an organic buffet (Grasmere; suite from £179).

On weekend mornings, Tom's is usually swarmed with customers hungry for brunch and there is often a wait, thanks to the enormous amount of breakfast dishes they have on the menu – more than 15 different types of pancakes (including sweet potato) and as many omelettes to match.

(By day, when light filters through enormous windows, Reynard offers breakfast and lunch, with far fewer choices).