Sentence examples for sweet order from inspiring English sources

Read the paper over a long black and, if you crave something sweet, order the French Kiss: brioche French toast under a pile of caramelized banana, toffeed nuts and salty bacon (18 Australian dollars).

With brazen ambiguity, he twists the panic-stricken moralism of Ballard's persecution into the engine of his deliverance, risks a shockingly sardonic deployment of the Stars and Stripes, and devises the best bell-tower symbolism outside of "Vertigo"; in his calmly furious view, the town's sweet order spins into chaos through fear of disorder.

If you really need something sweet, order fruit (if it's on the menu), have a few bites of someone else's or buy low fat ice cream at the supermarket to eat at home.

As he writes here in a poem called "Stanzas": Take away whatever you want, but deliver me to derangements of sweet, ordered, derelict words.

The Witch returns with a basket of sweets, ordering Hänsel to eat.

Acorales, the sweet flag order of flowering plants and the most basal lineage among the monocotyledons (monocots), which are characterized by having a single seed leaf.

The sweets to order are the chocolate truffle cake, a small wedge of fudgelike goodness, and an exceptionally creamy tiramisù.

My advice would be to skip the sweets and order an extra starter or perhaps end with a Duvel ale snifter instead.

The game is deceptively simple: a player must match three or more brightly coloured hard-boiled sweets in order to win points and progress to the next level.

Now I sat down at the counter with its little clay pots of mustard, "Das Hot" and "Das Sweet," and ordered myself a hot dog — an unkosher hot dog — on a caraway-seed bun, accompanied by nicely seasoned potato salad, pepper-flecked sauerkraut, and a tart pickle.

Mom even made concessions and allowed Anna to eat her favorite sweets, in order to get her to eat at least something but it didn't help.