Sentence examples for some doughnut from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Cat Daddy Pogsonon and Tres Shannon, the proprietors, describe their path to conquering this all-American pastry on their Web site: They set out for the sunny Los Angeles suburb of Pico Rivera, California, where they met up with some doughnut masters, and learned about doughnuts from the ground up.

Vettel - and Webber - celebrated by doing some doughnut spins after the race and I'm glad the FIA, which punished him after he did it when he won the championship in India last weekend, did not do so in Abu Dhabi.

There is a bench covered in doughnut-shaped tiles, some doughnut-themed chairs and tables, and even handmade doughnut pillows mimicking the flavors of his doughnuts, on the wall.

The new ones, he said, will be machine cut and polished for a more precise, more brilliant look — some doughnut-shaped pieces (among the 10percentthatat Swarovski did not make) have a greenish tint that he disdains.

A grey-haired striker brings his grand-daughter into the kitchen to get some doughnuts.

"I have to go back to work, but here's some doughnuts".

This week he is spiking some doughnuts with fillings like Maker's Mark caramel, sold on request ($1.50 each).

A couple of weeks later, Mr. Laboy urged Mr. Mitchell to call him "when you're ready to make some doughnuts".

In a polite hush, the nanny leaned over and said: "I really need to have some doughnuts.

Priscilla shouted out from the kitchen, "How many dogs you want, Marcus?" "Two, and some doughnuts," Marcus hollered.

Clue of the day for me was the misdirection-that-really-isn't-misdirection of 45 Down's "Like some doughnuts and eyes".