Sentence examples for heaping serving from inspiring English sources
"heaping serving" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe a large or generous amount of food on a plate or in a bowl. Here is an example: "The waiter brought out a heaping serving of mashed potatoes, enough to feed a small army."
The $3.95 special at the steam-table stall may be the best bargain; it includes a heaping serving of fluffy white rice and three side dishes, with choices including classic sesame chicken, sweet and sour pork, and sautéed broccoli.
And since Chipotle has created a fried corn tortilla that maintains its crispness, even under a heaping serving of guacamole, why not offer toppings of meat on it, for the growing number of protein-conscious consumers?
Virtually every ulam, or entree, came with a heaping serving of rice.
For those keeping score, that's 75 incidents of temporary compliance and one heaping serving of intentional inefficiency for my passive aggressive cat feeder.
Brace yourselves for a heaping serving of nostalgia: "Sweet Valley High" star Brittany Daniel married boyfriend Adam Touni in Los Angeles over the weekend.
Cut from the same aesthetic cloth as the heretofore singular EPROM, the Bay Area-based producer takes hip-hop inspired bass music to its more experimental reaches, while still bringing the bassweight and offering a heaping serving of that stankfaced holy shit factor that has always been at the core of low end aesthetics.
The ashes, gathered in heaps, served to fertilize the Commandant's garden, the Germans being early recyclers.
The first time I sat down for a real Chinese banquet, on assignment to frigid Manchuria back in 1988, I found myself confronted first with a heaped serving dish of deep-fried, whole baby sparrows.
In Spain, percebes are sometimes served raw but are usually steamed briefly, heaped on serving plates and eaten much like steamers.
It's a heaping sandwich served with a side of carne guisada, a savory tomato-based stew also available as a main course.
Carmine's and its theater district sibling at 200 West 44th Street are still going strong, serving heaping buckets of rigatoni with sausage and broccoli and Bunyanesque cuts of meat, like a huge and delectable porterhouse practically big enough for four.
