Sentence examples for from a muffin from inspiring English sources

Swans swim around and around, and one of them clamps onto my thumb when I try to feed him some crumbs from a muffin.

If you are flying in first-class then you can get everything from a muffin to a salad.

But after 13 years together, the 55-year-old retiree from Torrance developed a "muffin top" that she just couldn't eliminate.

You grab a muffin from the baker and skim through some good literature from the bookstore close by.

I got a muffin from Book Ark's café and then walked down to a record store but didn't buy anything.

Observe Charlize picking off the chocolate chips from a lonely muffin, nine months in, and running into her striking lady-ex from back-in-the-day Brooklyn.

Among the borrowed items is a muffin tin from the early 1900s that a local family now uses to make popovers; another family lent a large yellow clay mixing bowl from the Civil War era, probably used for letting dough rise originally, but now a popcorn bowl.

A muffin can be eaten from any angle, which for me means muffintop down.

(A memorable petition at one NOSB meeting I attended came from an English muffin manufacturer who claimed they needed a synthetic ingredient to extend the muffin's shelf life. My feeling was -- don't make a fucking shelf-stable organic English muffin!).

Where it departs from most bookstore cafes is in its breakfast fare, from an English muffin ($1.20) and a fresh fruit cup ($2.65) at the light end of the spectrum to freshly baked muffins ($1.60), oatmeal ($2) and egg sandwiches ($2.50) at the more caloric end.

They can be similar to muffins, but because you can cut them into thin slices you don't get the caloric, sugary blast that you would get from a commercially made muffin.