Sentence examples for stale crackers from inspiring English sources

All she has is a few stale crackers.

He travelled with a collection of old newspapers and stale crackers; he liked to wear several layers of clothing.

We sat in Aunt Fanny's overheated living room for about an hour — sipping cold tea, nibbling stale crackers, and listening to her say mean things.

But wouldn't you rather dwell on them than on sitting below ground somewhere like a mole, munching on stale crackers for 50 years?

We sat in Aunt Fanny's overheated living room for about an hour sipping cold tea, nibbling stale crackers, and listening to her say mean things.

It was a galling loss: it left me wandering around the house all morning, eating stale crackers and feeling like an unyoked mule before I figured out how to move forward again.

A small dollop of this mixture will be served on a stale cracker revived in a flash bath of New York's finest tap water.

There's the scene from "The Royal Tenenbaums" in which Gene Hackman and Anjelica Huston stroll along the Harlem Meer; the scene from "The Out of Towners" in which Jack Lemmon cracks his front tooth on a stale Cracker Jack; and the scene in which Dustin Hoffman runs around the Central Park Reservoir in "Marathon Man".

("A Tale of Two Cities") "For a long time I would go to bed early and conceal myself under the covers, eating stale Cracker Jack my governess had secreted in her apron, all the while reading about the latest thrilling exploits of the Bronx Bombers".

I closed my Kindle, ate the last stale cracker devoid of crumbly cheddar, and apologized to the characters in my novel for keeping them out of the picture.

A couple of dimes, a few stale goldfish crackers, and some dust balls — we have a ways to go.