Sentence examples for full of custard from inspiring English sources

As he rolled the ball from foot to foot, Andrew Robertson walked in and kicked him up in the air with a full swing of the left foot into the shin, the kind of well-timed foul you hear in the crowd like a sack full of custard being slapped hard against a door frame.

Hearing East describe the benevolent mayhem of Tiswas – where men on the studio floor had the sole job of whipping up entire bathtubs full of custard and presenters frequently went off-script – it's almost inconceivable that there were so few serious incidents.

"The first time," he said, "I had a chat with Joy Whitby [the programme's creator] and she kicked a box out from under the table and said: 'Get in that.' So I got in, and she said: 'Now, row out to sea.' So I did and I did a bit of fishing and I caught a boot full of custard". "He became Mr Play School," said Whitby in an interview 45 years after he landed the boot, and the job.

You'll probably remember that, back in March 2009, Peter Mandelson copped a face full of green custard due to his support for a third runway at Heathrow.

Sworn to protect everyone in his quintessential shore town — with a boardwalk chock full of pizza joints, custard stands and arcades — he represents people who want the barrier and others who don't.

Our cabbie fought his way to the front, trampling old ladies and toddlers alike in the attempt, and eventually returned, sweaty but triumphant, with two cardboard tubes full of the famed custard tarts.

Buying the custard is so rewarding, and for a full five minutes after downing half a litre of custard I think my serotonin/reward neurotransmitter levels are PEAKMAXHOLYSHITLIFEISGREAT.

"Maybe a dustpan full of gunk would be better than custard," said one, aghast that the pin-striped former Territorial Army member was now one of her representatives on the European parliament's women's rights committee.

Anglo-Norman cookbooks are full of recipes for sweet and savory custards, potages, sauces and tarts with strawberries, cherries, apples and plums.

Serve with lots of custard.

That mud has the consistency of custard.