Sentence examples for plate of something from inspiring English sources

Now, it's acceptable to meet for a bottle of wine and a tiny plate of something".

Put a plate of something rich in front of me – a creamy gratin, say, or a hearty curry – and I'll tuck in without distraction at first.

In her book, Klein also has great suggestions for mealtime, including putting a plate of something on the table — rice cakes, carrot sticks, apple slices — that the child can grab at will.

A group involved in that restaurant has opened this one to appeal to fans of the Mexican restaurant and to New Yorkers always ready for a plate of something Italian.

I encourage him, and everyone who has been moved by his reflective column, to try going vegetarian full or part time, and dig into a plate of something more delicious, more compassionate and more healthy for us all.

The less spectacular are also oases in their own way - far simpler, maybe, but somewhere good to while away some gentle time behind steamy windows with a rumpled newspaper and a large plate of something fried and fabulous.

She opened the microwave and removed two small plastic plates of something that vaguely resembled strawberry cheesecake.

The first floor will be a restaurant serving small plates of something or other; the second is a dark lounge with bordello-burgundy lighting and strippers in lingerie; the third is a huge deck with a retractable roof, palms and a shallow rectangular pool.

From your high-school crush's multi-paragraph take on the benefits of socialism, to your aunt Cassandra's opinion that Donald Trump's election victory resulted from the current alignment of "tectonic plates"—or something to do with volcanoes?—you won't believe the emotional intensity of these spectacular performances.

Read it and weep, and laugh, and then wash it down with a cold beer and a plate of lamb or something else hearty, carnal, and simply prepared.

Try and see if friends have what you want going spare- e.g. your friend has grown out of her shoes and is going to chuck them out, see if she will give them to you, perhaps in return for a plate of biscuits or something.