Sentence examples for snow sugar from inspiring English sources

Seven drawings with captions like: Snow; Sugar, Flour, Salt; Steam; Whipped Cream, etc. Writer is making fun of the fact that recently old black & white movies have had color added to them.

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, January 19 , 1987P. 31 Seven drawings with captions like: Snow; Sugar, Flour, Salt; Steam; Whipped Cream, etc. Writer is making fun of the fact that recently old black & white movies have had color added to them.

It's layers of coffee mousse, dark chocolate mousse and double layers of moist whisky-infused chocolate sponge cake, all enrobed in a coffee ganache with a dust of cocoa and snow sugar.

The next day we venture further into the heart of the national park, snow sugar-coating the tops of the fells and sudden bursts of daffodils water-colouring the roadside.

The landscape of "A Mercy" is full of both beauties and terrors: snow "sugars" eyelashes, yet icicles hang like "knives"; a stag is a benign and auspicious apparition, yet at night "the glittering eyes of an elk could easily be a demon".

Another is that although historically my favorite restaurant beef stir-fry has always contained snow peas, sugar snaps are juicier and more succulent, but are just as crunchy.

Also features George referring to snow as "sugar from Jesus" which is a festive lyric par excellence, in my opinion.

Transforming snow-white sugar into a glistening, dark brown lava that sets hard as glass pretty much reinvents it as an ingredient.

When you step up to a major Moses like the snow scene "Sugaring Off" (1943) — near enough to behold cannily varied, unfussy textures and summary colors that affect the eye by temperature as well as by hue and tone — the picture's scale turns vast and intimate simultaneously.

Dust with confectioners' sugar "snow".

On opening day, that wall had been dusted with snow like decorative sugar, highlighting its irregular surface.