Sentence examples for sort of crisp from inspiring English sources
In our romantic imagination, the Arctic is a sort of crisp white wonderland, a pristine and remote preserve populated by polar bears.
Oxford soon found their bearings and began to give better than they got, displaying the sort of crisp passing and movement more usually associated with the Welsh team.
It was just the sort of crisp slap in the face that was needed to bring the piña colada back to life.
These moments call for the sort of crisp, lively white wines that give a bracing lift to shellfish and light seafood dishes or at least pave the way for the reds to follow.
He must be, given that every song in this show clocks in at a brisk four minutes or so each, all offset by the sort of crisp strumming that is achieved through dedicated practice.
We only really have a big piece of meat once a week in this house, but it does for two or three meals, often ending its days in fat strips in a midweek lunch bowl, with broccoli and sprouted mung beans and some sort of crisp salad leaf.
With the years has come a mettled defiance, a sort of crisp-cored boldness.
There was a remarkable consistency across participants in terms of triggering content – whispering worked for the majority of people, followed by videos involving some sort of personal attention, crisp sounds, and slow movements.
As I got closer, I figured it was some sort of retro bread crisper.
But I think the Government recommendations are really to try and pull those people who, you know, chuck the kids in front of the TV all day long… and you know sort of give them crisps and chocolate all day long.
