Sentence examples for fine sandwich from inspiring English sources

This dismal tomato season hasn't given me much to be grateful for — with the exception of one very fine sandwich.

Served on a singed bâtard from the wood-burning oven at Roberta's with marinara and aged provolone, it's a fine sandwich.

A B.C.A. — bacon, cheese (soft, mild, brie-ish cheese, especially) and apple — is a fine sandwich, especially when cooked as you would a grilled cheese.

Oven-roasted Belgian endive in flowing smoked Gouda with chipotle mayonnaise is a fine sandwich specimen, as is fried breaded squash and jerk with mango chutney.

A Pat LaFrieda blend of short rib and brisket mixed with garlic, bread crumbs, pecorino and ricotta, served on a singed b?rd from the wood-burning oven at Roberta's with marinara and aged provolone, it's a fine sandwich.

A bad baguette – a hard, crumbly log – will ruin an otherwise fine sandwich.

In the summer, seating is available outdoors, where a pricier café menu is served, including fine sandwiches (the goat cheese cucumber-and-olive tapenade on olive-rosemary sourdough is best) and, of course, big bowls of café au lait.

Tempting as it is to sniff at Eat's occasionally hamfisted attempts to be on trend ("siracha" sauce, anyone?), high street sarnies have improved, and beyond the chains there is an army of people in Britain making damn fine sandwiches.

Tempting as it is to sniff at Eat's occasionally hamfisted attempts to be on trend ("siracha" sauce, anyone?), high street sarnies have improved, and beyond the chains there is an army of people in Britain making damn fine sandwiches.

They make for fine sandwiches.

There are some fine sandwiches too.