Sentence examples for muffin of from inspiring English sources

His "misshapen muffin" of a nose had to be replaced with one that was cultivated on his forehead.

A breakfast muffin of Montgomery cheddar soufflé (actually, more a flattened omelette) was exemplary in its detail.

Adored wife of the late Hyman John Rubenstein, M.D. Loving and determined mother of Susan (Christopher Bryan-Brown, Judith Stephen Wolfbergrg); beloved grandmother ("Muffin") of Juliet, Elias, Adam; three great - grandchildren and many friends.

Melanie could hear the lecturer's droning, thin voice in the back of her head, and she saw the dour, pale muffin of a face frozen in the spotlight when somebody in the back shouted "Nazi!"... "We live by the railroad tracks," Melanie said, by way of shifting the subject.

His term for the classic hole-in-the-roll was "the Jewish English muffin," of course, and if he won praise as the Barnum of bagelmania, he also introduced innovations that appalled purists, including pre-slicing, freezing and Minute-Maid cross-promotions.

"Why don't you place just one crumb of basic human compassion on this fat-free muffin of sociopathic detachment?" It's a writerly line that sounds almost nothing like how human beings actually speak to each other, but somehow, Ray pulls it off.

This formula gives me the freedom to make a nice batch of muffins out of any cake recipe I want but can't find an excuse to bake.

A creek burbled under a bridge and by muffins of snow piled on rocks.

Books tell not just the stories of their characters but also of us of our tea, of our muffins, of that rainy Thursday we devoted exclusively to tea and muffins.

Beginning in March 2009, dogs were banned from the market, due to "some unfortunate incidents with dogs – tripping people, urinating on food, snatching muffins out of kids' hands".

Remove the muffins out of the tray and place on a wire rack.