Sentence examples for tin of madeleines from inspiring English sources

She brings me a red tin of madeleines that she has made.

The caption reads, "I'm out of madeleines, Jack.

Bowls of madeleines, still warm, made the rounds.

Also, Proust presumably lived among people who had pleasant childhood memories of madeleines.

The effect could not have been more powerful if a bunch of madeleines had suddenly rained down from the ceiling.

I made a lot of madeleines using the "Joy of Cooking" recipe and adding 10 drops of oil.

It's the difference between being able to read about a Hungry Caterpillar and about the significance of Madeleines.

At the last minute, however, I nixed the idea of madeleines; too cumbersome, too distracting, perhaps corny.

Teens on a bed pitch packets of madeleines.

Early drafts of the novel apparently had "biscotte" and toast in place of madeleines.

A tin of green paint.