He's not content to make the doughnuts".
For Jeff Jervik, it's time to travel 4,700 miles to make the doughnuts.
"I'm going to make the doughnuts!" he would exclaim, riffing on that old television commercial.
On Aug. 5, Mr. Laboy called Mr. Mitchell and told him it was "time to make the doughnuts," but lamented that he only had "one piece of chicken left".
Among the 28 nominated slogans are "I love New York," "I want my MTV," "Got milk?" and "Time to make the doughnuts," for Dunkin' Donuts.
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. has borrowed a line from a well-known competitor for its stock-listing switch from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange: time to make the doughnuts.
They shouted, "Time to stop the doughnut!" and, "Time to make the doughnuts!" an allusion to the coverage gap -- known to health policy aficionados as a hole in the doughnut -- in the Republican bill.
*When PSEG declared in a radio commercial, "We provide the energy to heat the ovens that make the doughnuts rise," did Fred the Baker from Dunkin' Donuts call or write to say that doughnuts are usually deep-fried in shortening, not baked?
Delusion is what makes Cameron Crowe get up in the morning and make the doughnuts that eventually become the blog entry in which he, post-Roadies cancellation, expounds on how creatively fulfilling he found his not-long-for-this world series to be.
Besides, the things I love about the four-city tour are almost all personal, like getting up at 5 every morning to "make the doughnuts" (an expression I first heard from Michael Kors to describe, in my case, a review for the newspaper) or a slow walk at night back to my hotel (Paris, let's say) to digest the day, especially a day of decent shows and gossip.
