Sentence examples for kind of snack from inspiring English sources

Kenka is the kind of snack shop and tavern known as an izakaya in Japan.

Warner's dream cake was a pick-up-and-eat kind of snack.

(It was particularly bad following one point that Roddick lost: the camera cut to Jimmy for what I assume was meant to be a telling reaction, and he wasn't even looking at the court; instead, he was jawing amiably with the guys he was sitting with, and sharing some kind of snack).

This is just the kind of snack nearby birds are in the mood for.

It's the kind of snack that makes you sad when you take the last bite or last sip.

But even if this weren't so, and even if snacking were doing no harm, the kind of snack that these representatives are promoting is far from a wholesome one.

In a former dress shop — whose display windows now hold high-style seating complete with snake plants and Lucite chairs — aKa serves the kind of snacks you'd expect to discover at a street cart (and features Latin and Jewish ingredients from the neighborhood's old days), but with an arty twist.

The prodigiously bearded artist Gregory (Stovetop) McKighan dispensed Franzia boxed wine, beer, and soju-based cocktails (there's a church next door, so no liquor) and the kind of snacks you wish you'd bought at Trader Joe's (hummus bagel, cheddar pretzels) beneath TVs playing "Inland Empire" and the "Cremaster" cycle.

If you are going to post the currently de-rigueur Instagram of a coffee table laden with takeout cartons or the kind of snacks that look like you ram-raided a petrol station, you may wish to invest in a pair of double-ply cashmere socks in order to complete the view-from-the-sofa picture.

Since we know that picking the right kind of snacks can be tricky, we decided to take some recommendations from dieticians.

What kind of snacks do you serve your teenager?