Sentence examples for pudding off from inspiring English sources

If it meant snatching the banana pudding off the table, he did so.

They ran around naked in Big Market, licking pease pudding off each other's hands, and bellowing the usual arguments about how many kids' football pitches the sculpture could have paid for.

He could get tangled up in the nets, drop the pudding off his plate without noticing, or join in a squad relaxation technique but lie with his legs up against a partition wall rather than a solid one and roll straight through it.

That's why we invented the dishwasher, because getting a job and earning money should entitle you to not have to scrape month old chocolate pudding off a spoon you found under your bed with your fingernails.

Take your pudding off the stove and stir in the vanilla.

The heat from the pudding sets off the fragrance in the flowers.

We'd pop home for a snooze by the log fire, then head out to one of Arran's many amazing restaurants, such as Arran on a Plate (01770 303886, arranonaplate.com), for mussels and fresh fish, and something with cream in it for pudding, topped off by a drink in the Brodick Bar.

At the end of each month, as people wait for their next pay packet, demand for his puddings tails off sharply.

"Just lovely," says Tom, polishing off pudding by - horror - licking his plate.

Less memorable is the soupy, milky cardamon-touched rice pudding and an off the menu offering of pistachio ice cream crowned with crisp, thin white noodles that yielded scant taste.

Fiona Beckett's drink match This is the perfect pudding to show off a fine French dessert wine such as those from the Loire, Bordeaux or this lovely organic wine from the south-west, Domaine Bellegarde Jurançon Moelleux 2011 (£7.95 a half-bottle, Yapp Bros; 13% abv).