Sentence examples for to bun from inspiring English sources
noun
A small bread roll, often sweetened or spiced.
Almost every Houston rapper owes something — musical inspiration, performance opportunities, moral support — to Bun B, the hip-hop community's thirty-two-year-old elder.
Dozens of karaoke panegyrics to Bun Rany, a former nurse with a formidably bleached and powdered face, enumerate her good qualities.
Of course, you would never learn that from talking to hot-dog producers, no matter how many countries you visit; you might not even learn it from talking to bun manufacturers.
Mr Utomi estimates that unrecorded economic activity, from metal bashing to bun selling in the streets, already produces double the output of the more formal non-oil part of the economy.
The food is meant to sop up the beer: pigs in a blanket, though the blanket is bacon; a buttery grilled cheese, made with tangy Gruyère and caramelized onions; neat little pork sliders, with the perfect ratio of meat to bun.
Tavy's $30-per-plate 30-per-plate 30-per-plate00--about equal to Bun Chhay's annual salary as a senator.
The bun is airy so it looks a lot bigger when it first comes out, but rest assured that it's a near-perfect burger-to-bun ratio once you take your first bite and it "squishes" down.
Five Guys Burgers and Fries and In-N-Out... toe-to-toe, nose-to-nose, bun-to-bun, we should probably stop there.
The subject matter ranges from casings to buns to condiments.
We proceeded to remove the meat glued to buns and cheese.
I'm runnin' to buns till the day that I'm done.
