Sentence examples for have a biscuit from inspiring English sources

"Come and have a biscuit".

"I'm just going to have a biscuit.

Saying that, however, I have a biscuit tin with the Queen Mum on it.

For example, it's OK to have a biscuit every now and then – it's not going to kill you.

I used to stop and sleep in the car, have a biscuit and a drop of wine, and go on.

As the Red Queen would say, "Have a biscuit?" This year, however, Alice boarded that leaping Looking Glass train and bounded over brook, rook, white rabbits and old habits.

So, say T has a biscuit and he wants to get the attention of the dog... in the past, he would throw the biscuit to the dog, the dog would eat it, T would cry and I would give him another one.

"If they want a sacrament, they can have a dog biscuit".

Have a goddamn biscuit!' And yet none of my friends knows that I've been bulimic for six years and borderline anorexic for six years, too.

Favourite lines are a very personal affair, but members of my family are liable to declaim "I must have a charcoal biscuit, which is good for me", "Nothing grows in our garden, only washing", "Here's your arsenic, dear," or "Oh, isn't life a terrible thing, thank God?" at the least excuse (and we're not even Welsh).

My friend comes each night and we have a coffee, a biscuit, then dinner…People meet and greet over coffee, friends, old friends and family, you know".