Sentence examples for like a biscuit from inspiring English sources

"Would you like a biscuit?" Constance says, proffering an open packet.

"Are you cold?" "Would you like a biscuit?" Adrian Hallewell, a chauffeur in Yorkshire, who has known Bailey since he was a boy, told me, "He keeps a low profile, does Christopher".

Hoover, would you like a biscuit?

More like a biscuit, not so chewy and rich.

In the song Missy claims, among other things, that her body is "thick like a biscuit".

I like the term brittle -- brittle like a biscuit; it can seem quite strong.

Also, I would like a nice biscuit and a cup of tea every time something unfortunate happens to to the long-suffering Molesley, or every time the closeted servant Thomas says something snide or smarmy.

Eh? Everybody likes a nice biscuit... Well, I'm not sure what the purpose of that aspect of the interview is.

Secession can be a bit like breaking a biscuit: crumbs everywhere and two pieces that don't seem quite as appealing as the original.

They collide hello strange ideas together biscuit, things that would never normally sit together cat like, biscuit like biscuit like Bernard Manning and a, biscuit, stripping aardvark.

Place each biscuit onto the baking sheet, creating a flower-like shape with a biscuit in the center.