Sentence examples for loaf sugar from inspiring English sources
noun
Refined sugar that has been formed into a conical loaf in a mould.
He reports that the food was everything a gourmet could reasonable ask for in the circumstances and that the loaf sugar exceeded all reasonable expectations, being chastely enclosed in wrappers that said Barbizon-Plaza Hotell". Barbizon-Plaza Hotel
John Ruskin's feverishly beautiful passages on "Compact Crystallines," in "Modern Painters," came to mind, in which he describes the glitter of granite as looking "somewhat like that of a coarse piece of freshly broken loaf sugar".
Add half a tsp. of clean granulated or crushed loaf sugar, cap the bottle, and let it sit in the light in a warm room for 48 hours.
The play, a fantasy about two children who search for the blue bird of happiness, is rarely performed, perhaps because doing it justice requires some elaborate staging, not to mention bringing animals, a loaf of bread, sugar and various trees credibly to life.
From its founding in 1749, the hamlet of Sugar Loaf, believed to be named for the resemblance of the mountain behind it to the loaves of sugar sold during Colonial times, was a center for the production of crafts.
Igneous intrusions form the Little Sugar Loaf (1,123 ft [342 m]) and the Great Sugar Loaf (1,654 ft [504 m]).
Hence, people easily recognize if someone in their neighborhood comes home with fresh loaf of bread, a bag of sugar, or even a piece of meat.
Sugar Loaf looms towards me.
SUGAR LOAF "Swan Lake," Russian National Ballet.
SUGAR LOAF "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," musical by Jule Styne, Anita Loos and Leo Robin; Kings Theater Company.
And sailors will race within sight of the Sugar Loaf and the Corcovado mountains.
