Sentence examples for full of cake from inspiring English sources

As we trailed home full of cake and weary euphoria, a voice came crackling out of a helper's radio.

I was doing the school run with carrier bags full of cake, like some crazy drug lord, trying to get rid of it all.

The court of Louis XVI was full of cake-eating decadence, which offended the sturdy mores of the French bourgeoisie.

Where better to be, than a kitchen full of cakes?

"The Cookie Carnival" (1935) is full of cakes behaving like vaudeville hoofers, and Miss Jello shimmies her sizable way through a belly dance.

She has two tins of Head Championship balls pressed into her chest and a bag full of cakes and baguettes dangling from her wrist.

Walking in past the window full of cakes, around the bread counter at the front, through to the slightly ramshackle dining room with its vast wooden table, you imagine that you've just found a great local restaurant that nobody else knows about.

Put the table full of cakes to one side.

One side of the line was going up towards the chocolate cake and other side was comprised of ants returning, full of chocolate cake.

Full of crab cake, I walk past Baltimore's police headquarters, where the cops are screaming at one another in language that McNulty would recognize: "Hey, dickhead!

Sarah Crown visited the shop to find out what all the fuss was about and emerged full of tea, cake... and the highest praise.