Sentence examples for some avocado from inspiring English sources

#Nigella Watching #Nigella spread some avocado on toast.

"Can you put some avocado and cheese on this?

I choose three modest slices of turkey breast and some avocado.

It's mushing some avocado on to a bit of toast, but let's not burden ourselves with needless quibbles.

When I visited Cossart last February, a four-day frost had killed some avocado trees and made it nearly impossible to tell which blood oranges, pomelos or grapefruits had imploded from the freeze.

At her breakfast table, having nipped out to her local artisan bakery for a loaf of German dinkelbrot, Nigella, with the help of an avocado, fashions it into some avocado toast.

Then we picked some avocados and had guacamole for tea.

I mix some freshly sheared kernels with a couple of eggs, a spoonful of flour and some cottage cheese and – corn's favourite flavour match – chilli, then fry spoonfuls into little fritters, eaten at breakfast with some mashed avocado, or at tea with some salad.

I like this as a side dish alongside home-cooked, well-seasoned sushi rice and some sliced avocado, or maybe a dish of spicy satay.

He cuts it into strips, we throw it into the soup, a cover goes on the soup, it gets moved over to the left side of the stove on a lower light and in about three minutes José takes a bowl, puts some tortilla chips that I've fried the day before in the bowl with some sliced avocado and then pours the soup over it.

While he does have some constants – avocado toast for breakfast and an early morning trip to the beach to surf, both habits he picked up in Australia – a single email from West or the Weeknd's team can change what he does for the rest of his afternoon, or week, or month: "I can't set up meetings for a week from now because I don't know where I'm going to be".