Sentence examples for have a crust from inspiring English sources

If the diamonds formed under high pressure, that suggests the Earth had cooled enough after just a few hundred million years to have a crust.

In my opinion, a true cassoulet should have a crust as this adds a wonderful crunchy element that is otherwise lacking amid all the flaky meat and soft beans – though again, it's debatable whether the crust should be scattered over the top, as I have done here, or whether it should form naturally.

Critics of the most expensive pie in our study would say it does not have a crust and is over-priced at £4.50.

The earth has a crust, a mantle and a core.

Anything I make that has a crust now has a better crust, no matter what type of flour I use.

The velvety vanilla crème brûlée has a crust so wispy it dissolves on your tongue.

A 20-inch white pie ($21) has a crust that can handle being boxed up and delivered.

The fancy fish had a crust of coconut, perhaps (a sweet ingredient Chart House favors), sesame seeds or macadamia nuts.

Well, maybe it ends here – today – with the Pizza Hut stuffed crust pizza that has a crust that is actually stuffed with meat pies.

The pan smoked, the alarm screamed, but that fish had a crust like a steak, slightly salty, and the middle was flaky and moist.

What he is serving instead has a crust that, while not deep-dish, approaches that heft, sliced into the usual triangles.