Sentence examples for like sweets from inspiring English sources

But I like sweets so I'll take anything.

"No, I don't really like sweets," she replied.

In fact, in my house, we probably eat them like sweets.

"He doesn't like sweets that much but fish, fish, fish, some chicken and things with spice.

They like sweets, and will lap up coffee with sugar in it.

However, campaigners said they had become blind to the dangers of the treatment and were handing pills out "like sweets".

"I happen not to like sweets," he said as we sat down after dinner and he began to explain his work.

"I like sweets," he says on Page 1, reminding us that until the late 20th century, mankind's love of sweetness was associated with "goodness and pleasure".

After four days of fibre supplements, oils and enemas had no effect, doctors sedated him and removed a "taffy-like" mass (referring to its similarity to chewy, toffee-like sweets from the US) from his rectum consisting chiefly of gum.

Mexican people are all about the sweet-and-sour tamarind fruit in their candies, whether in lollipops or pulp-like sweets like this one.

Commander Caractacus Pott is an inventor who buys and renovates an old car after gaining money from inventing and selling whistle-like sweets to Lord Skrumshus, the wealthy owner of a local confectionery factory.