Sentence examples for make a buffet from inspiring English sources

Not very Christmassy though, but to fill a buffet spot up, I'd use them, if it's just to make a buffet look good, that's what I'd go for.

Get a little table, and make a " buffet.

Your chief political adviser has been quoted very prominently as describing the Republican Party as "a bunch of cranks," and said your opponents on the stage "make a buffet of crazy and inane comments".

But adding almost a dollar per plate (37/38 chance of "winning" a $1 chocolate), makes expected value $6.45 per plate, justifying the $5.95 cost -- as long as cost is the only thing that makes a buffet like this "worth it".

They are making a buffet of your yard!

"I just emptied everything out of the refrigerator and made a big buffet, and put up a sign that said, pay what you will," he said.

A whole boned stuffed pig, about 45 pounds, would make a magnificent centerpiece on a buffet table and can be ordered from Fairway.

Or maybe you'll be surreptitiously grabbing extra rolls and croissants from the hotel's breakfast buffet in order to make a sneaky free picnic.

The dense lupine population in the forests along the eastern seaboard in the New World, for which the colonists' livestock was a walking buffet, made a tough life harder still.

He clearly presented a contrast to Yoshi, a small fox-faced Shiba Inu (a Japanese breed, in case you wondered) who at one point shook loose from his leash and made a run for the buffet.

The young female entourage there with Nelson Mandela were making a fair racket at the buffet counter.