Sentence examples for square pies from inspiring English sources

Whatever their proper tag, these denser, richer, square pies were superb.

★★ Box of six, £3.29 These innovative-looking square pies (somewhere between a sausage roll and a strudel) went down well with some, but others felt a mince pie is no place for puff pastry.

Bottom line: These square pies ($15 to $19) are bigger and more filling than similarly priced round ones, and Veloce doesn't have the attitude and preciousness of many new-generation pizza places.

Well, that was then––and those square pies have long since been composted, while the indigestible political reality of Brexit remains sticking in our collective craw.

Also: Square pies make me think of casseroles.

Rather, a square pie is a cobbler with an unnecessary bottom crust, or maybe a very deep dish pie.

The first: What did I think of talking to WNYC "The Sporkful" podcast host Dan Pashman about the merits of round versus square pie?

In these songs, bricks, squares, pies, stones, and yams are coke, and the cooking, mixing, and weighing required to prepare the drug for clients becomes the inspiration for often inscrutable wordplay.

Pashman says that the square fulfills pie parameters — with bottom, side crust and filling — and, to be fair to him, my crust did bake beautifully.

A Pi pie.

Savory pi pie.