Sentence examples for take some cake from inspiring English sources

Eventually, when the family are sent to the camp they take some cake and eat a little every day".

Eventually, when the family are sent to the camp they take some cake and eat a little every day". Butterfield points out that memories of Terezín are not all painful.

And everyone takes some cake home, for tomorrow.

He insisted that I take some of the cake, and, I mean, I just crashed off of it".

Plan for that cake making -- it will take some time.

By Robert A. Simon and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, March 12 , 1932P. 9 Motorman of trolley takes some of the cake left for birds in Central Park every Sunday to Carl Schurz Park: "There are some birds over there, too," he says.

I took some of William's cake in for the staff, but then we had our flu jabs.

After taking some strawberries and chocolate cake to Assange, she said she was not worried about her money at this stage, saying talks were continuing at the highest level.

In October, three men – Paul May, Jason Chan and William James – who live in a squat in north London were arrested and charged under the 1824 Vagrancy Act; they had allegedly been found taking some tomatoes, mushrooms, cheese and cakes from bins behind an Iceland supermarket.

In December, if you REALLY wanna take the scene cake, get some piercings.

The 1969 Cubs again take the cake.