Sentence examples for spread made from inspiring English sources

Or a spread made of lúcuma, a subtropical fruit that suggests sweet potato?

The greatest misconception of antipodean food is that Vegemite, a spread made from leftover brewer's yeast, tastes bad.

Perhaps the solution is to adopt a strict vegan diet – just make sure you avoid a certain divisive spread made out of yeast extract.

At the new Seafire Grill in Midtown, you get a dish of ultra-creamy fish spread made by the chef Ted Pryor.

One of them, an olive spread made by a company called Peaceworks, uses olives grown in Palestinian villages and glass jars made in Egypt.

But, thank God, the bedroom was empty, the bed with its incongruous floral spread made in Father Paul's usual hasty way.

Yet the infrastructure will inevitably spread, making it that much easier to justify future leases.

Commuting by car allowed suburbs to spread, making fortunes for prescient housebuilders and landowners.

But many experts say that the myriad ways that seed and genes can be spread make that possibility substantial.

A large overall ratio spread makes it possible to achieve both lively acceleration and quieter highway cruising without sacrificing either.

She was later told by doctors at Leeds general infirmary that the cancer had spread, making surgery impossible.