Sentence examples for sweet proof from inspiring English sources
From its neat white storefront, emblazoned with the mottoes "Made today in the old-fashioned way" and "Try a box," and its gold-lettered front door, proclaiming, "See's Candies -- a Happy Habit," to its black-and-white checkerboard floor and pie-crust-edged display cases, See's is sweet proof that while all things change, some things shouldn't change too much.
For Kirk it was sweet proof of his simple but sound slogan: If you like something, you should want more of it, and if you don't like it, you should get rid of it.
He's raspier these days, but You'll Lose a Good Thing and Always on My Mind have rarely sounded sweeter – proof that the "jazz voice" comes in many different shapes.
The sweet, 32 proof, is amber and suggests coffee and nutmeg.
We needed hammocks at this point; we had dessert instead, a high-proof sweet called sopa borracha cake soaked with a sherry syrup mixed with almonds, raisins and coconut and topped with meringue more echoes of Spain.
At a snug table next to an old-fashioned black iron stove I drink a Moulin Rouge tea - a mélange of rooibus, strawberry, raspberry, hibiscus and rosebud, chased by a shot of Wisniowka (cherry vodka): as sweet as something 40 per cent proof can be.
Rod Pyle Politiku Reentry over/ Bobbing in the warm ocean/ The air smells so sweet Fifty pounds of rocks/ Proof we went, proof we conquered/ A bit of the moon Rod Pyle is the author of "Missions to the Moon: The Complete Story of Man's Greatest Adventure" (Carlton Books/Sterling Publishing, 2009), and "Destination Moon" (Smithsonian/Carlton, 2005, reprint 2009).
Michter's Straight 10 years 92.8 proof $70 ***½ Sweet, spicy, subtle and complex; great for cocktails.
The Classic Cask Kentucky Straight 21 years 90 proof $110 *** Sweet and spicy with balanced flavors of anise, caramel and cinnamon.
Sweet Tea Vodka is 70 proof, a bit tamer than most vodkas, but the sweetness makes it seem even less potent.
What heart of man Is proof against thy sweet, seducing charms?
