Sentence examples similar to fancy bowls from inspiring English sources

Pay a small fee on the day if you fancy bowling, angling, taking a tram ride (selected Sundays and bank holidays only) or rowing out on the boating lake.

After the soup has simmered for some time and thickened up, pour it into a fancy bowl and garnish it up.

This dumb New York Times piece, about how fancy bowling alleys for rich twits who don't know how to bowl are saving the economy, and which dumps all over working-class bowling league participants (allowing one fancy-pants bowling facility purveyor to literally describe that sort of bowling as "Stalinist" -- yes, Stalinist!) seems to me to be tailor-made for the iSlate.

I meet Metallica's Lars Ulrich in a definitely not-very-metal situation in a two-story suite at London's Connaught Hotel, complete with chandelier, gilt tray of tea and cookies, and a fancy bowl of fruit.

I meet Metallica's Lars Ulrich in a definitely not-very-metal situation – in a two-storey suite at London's Connaught Hotel, complete with chandelier, gilt tray of tea and biscuits, and a fancy bowl of fruit.

Put the now coconut pineapple ice cream into a small fancy bowl, scoops should be round.

(For the record, rose-petal ice has been appearing in fancy punch bowls for years).

Saturday 10 30 a.m. 4) MARKET TO TEAHOUSE Even if you can't stand handcrafted soaps, dangly earrings, gauzy scarves, chunky ceramics, fancy pet bowls, sloppy street food and the people who make them, the Portland Saturday Market is worth visiting (www.portlandsaturdaymarket.com).

"Fancy a bowl, Joe?" As if.

Andrew Mueller "I fancy a bowl of pasta," says Gregg Wallace, his mouth almost visibly watering as Monica Galetti announces a carby skills test.

"The finishes won't be over the top," said Lisa Gomez, the executive vice president for development at L+M. "We will be using wide plank floors and stone countertops, but we don't think people are moving to Harlem for a fancy toilet bowl.