Sentence examples for saltines from inspiring English sources

Happy to answer the villagers' questions about saltines and spaghetti, Beatrice wisely keeps shtum about her encounter with the world of saucy postcards and gentleman's-club porn.

Here and there was a packet of Saltines, or a crushed coffee cup, or an empty box of Garcia Vegas.

The guacamoles — traditional, mango, and pineapple — are piquant and addictive; seviches, light and fresh, are served with excellent house-made saltines.

I crushed saltines in their cellophane packets and poured the crumbs in the lap of my paper gown and fed the pieces to the birds.

So I supplemented the meals, not with the chips and cookies most of the others would buy but with chub salamis and port-wine cheese balls, which I'd have on Saltines.

Back into the truck went black plastic bags of trash and boxes of saltines that had passed their shelf date.

The brisket is cooked "low and slow" and often served with nothing more than Saltine crackers or white bread, raw onions and pickles.

They consist of seventeen stories, essays, and themes, set down on sixty-nine pages of lined rough, exercise-book stock, one of them still attached to a grocery flyer that reads, "Free With the Purchase of a One Pound Package of sawyer's saltine crackers".

That afternoon, Napoleon, the neighbor's basset hound, paid a visit and was rewarded — though Cahill knew it was wrong — with one saltine.

Her book includes recipes for peanut butter and jelly pie, Ovaltine soak, saltine panna cotta, and candy-bar pie.

Blue Tree (1283 Madison Avenue, at 92nd), a mini department store full of treasures for that friend who's impossible to buy presents for, has lovely pewter paperweights in an assortment of snack-food styles, ranging from saltine to ice-cream sandwich ($12 to $55).