Sentence examples similar to tart box from inspiring English sources

Open the Pop-Tart box and remove a Pop-Tart from one of the inner bags.

But hopefully it'll be a long, long time before anyone tries to foist another tarted up box of Just Dance knock-offs and weak Buzz -alike quizzes on to easily aroused console owners.

Twelve tarts in gift box, $23.70 plus shipping; 24 tarts in plain box, $19.55 plus shipping.

Now some of Ms. Or's signature items, notably what she calls a nut tart or nut box — a mosaic set into caramel in a cookie crust — are being sold at Dean & DeLuca stores.

Phone-box "tart cards" for blonde bombshells and leggy señoritas could only catch so many eyes.

Especially noteworthy were the sweet-tart lemon ice box cake ($8) with lemon cream, blueberries and meringue in an effective juxtaposition, and the so-called banana cream puff, actually three splendid, diminutive puffs with banana slices on the plate, not in the whipped cream.

As often as not, the saleswoman who puts the tart in a cardboard box and ties it up with a ribbon will include a flyer that recounts the history of the tart, lists the Ten Commandments of the Tarte Tatin Lovers (No. 1: "You will love the tarte Tatin with all your heart and soul") and offers a recipe in rhyme, cleverly constructed so that the first letter of each line spells tarte Tatin.

I am kicking mine off with a box of Pop-Tarts.

But I do not grab for a pint of ice cream, or reach for a box of Pop-Tarts.

Nora Jean Phillipe, an office worker who sat beside a tent with a box of Pop Tarts in her lap, was keenly, almost obsessively, focused on one thing: excavating her family's birth certificates from their destroyed house.

"Where you are standing in the middle of a grocery-store aisle with something that is hysterically screaming and holding a box of Pop Tarts?" More laughs, but a little softer, more tentative.