Sentence examples for poor candy from inspiring English sources

Biting into one, I heard my tooth make the same sound Krakatoa made as it vanished, and I soon found myself in the waiting room of my dentist's office, where I sought distraction from the treble yelping of some poor candy junkie in the chair as his molar was excavated by the latest Black & Decker equipment.

Still, the "Abarat" project faces almost as many perils as poor Candy does.

"So you can use this powerful entity as you want to, either to rake payoffs from poor candy-store owners, or to kick the district attorney's behind".

In turn, he planned to donate the candy to poor families.

The good news for JetBlue is that it still looks relatively strong in an industry where customers dispense poor service ratings like candy, thanks to all the niceties that the legacy carriers have done away with in the name of cost cutting.

"When you make a smile on a single poor child's face with candy, chocolate, ice-cream that's more ice-cream that 100 malas in a temple".

"When you make a smile on a single poor child's face with candy, chocolate, ice-cream that's more ice-cream that 100 malas in a temple". Dr Williams says Gujarat is changing, and with it the expectations Gadiwala's followers have of her.

Mothers most frequently offered energy-dense and nutrient-poor products such as candy in the context of emotional and instrumental feeding practices.

Mothers most frequently offered energy-dense and nutrient-poor products such as candy, cookies, chocolate, ice cream and candy bars in the context of their emotional and instrumental feeding practices, while core products like bread, fruit and vegetables were least often used in this context.

Those who felt richer after comparing their finances to poorer people took significantly more candy for themselves.

However, familiar media character branding is a more powerful influence on children's food preferences, choices and intake, especially for energy-dense and nutrient-poor foods (e.g. cookies, candy or chocolate) compared with fruits or vegetables.