Sentence examples for of a nut from inspiring English sources
Tony Kaye, you're kind of a nut, aren't you?
I mean, my father was a bit of a nut.
Alex Tregear's jaunty, cocksure Mouse sets off in the forest in search of a nut.
"Lorraine's a bit of a nut," people in the music business used to say.
The structure of the work is, well, built around the structure of a nut.
The butteriness of a nut seems to offset their honeyed flavour, too.
The chicks began growing wider, taller, more robust beaks similar to those of a nut-cracking finch.
The bird should be golden brown all over with a crisp skin and have buttery, lemony juices of a nut-brown colour in the bottom of the tin.
The obsession of the novel's characters with degrees of skin colour, or the lack thereof, threatens to force the heroine, a near-white black, to call off her planned marriage to a white jazz musician and instead to encourage the crude advances of a nut-brown man with three daughters.
That, John, is the job of a Nuts glamour model or the women entertaining the morally adrift in lapdancing bars.
His mom worked in a raisin-packing house, his father on the line of a nut-manufacturing plant.
