Sentence examples for fat cheeseburger from inspiring English sources

A big fat cheeseburger.

"I think it's great that a little bitty place in the middle of Missouri can play a role in world events," Dave Donahue, 49, an Air Force veteran who now repairs and installs telephones on the base for Southwestern Bell, said over a fat cheeseburger and fresh-cut fries at the Home Town Cafe.

It says we're not allowed to eat fat, rare meat, cheeseburgers, pork, leftovers, calamari or practically any other delicious thing.

Because she had built her career on a no-holds-barred approach to sugar and fat (creating recipes like a cheeseburger patty sandwiched between two doughnuts and a Better than Sex cake made with cake mix, pudding mix, and heavy cream), she was roundly criticized for encouraging an unhealthy diet for others, hiding her illness and then trying to profit from it.

The cheeseburger — a high-fat mix of short rib, brisket and chuck — is thin and satisfying ($5.50).

A school offering a greasy cheeseburger (5 grams of saturated fat, 268 calories) should also provide a veggie burger (0 grams of saturated fat, 230 calories).

If a skinny person who never works out and eats cheeseburgers is lauded, and a fat person who does the same is chastised, it's not the practice of eating the "unhealthy" cheeseburgers that the public feels the need to police.

Vesper actually has a few formidable choices (including a take on the MPLS style Jucy Lucy) but you're going to want to stick with the cheeseburger, with the salt and fat cut perfectly by the homemade pickles.

A meal of Chicken McNuggets with apple slices, low-fat caramel dipping sauce and apple juice, for example, has 380 calories and 460 milligrams of sodium, while a meal that includes a cheeseburger, French fries and low-fat chocolate milk has 700 calories and 1,060 milligrams of sodium.

It's as if his inner fat boy is complaining that a classic triple cheeseburger from Wendy's (940 calories and 56 grams of fat, 25 of them saturated, and 2,140 milligrams of sodium) jumped out of its wrapper and forced its way down his unwilling throat, topped off by a pushy Frosty (540 calories and 13 grams of fat, 8 of them saturated).

Saying sensitive people shouldn't be allowed to use the internet is like saying fat people shouldn't be able to eat cheeseburgers.