Sentence examples for trying to bake from inspiring English sources

"We were trying to bake and keep ahead of those guys," she said.

But you have to imagine the impossible cake before trying to bake it.

You'll most definitely ruin these cookies trying to bake them yourself, but, remember, nothing tastes as good as a bigot-free table feels.

Instead she entertained me with a yarn about how she nearly burnt down her flat while trying to bake a potato – under the grill.

Little did we all know that the king of cool, in his kitchen high above Piccadilly, was trying to bake the perfect loaf.

Still, the film gets points for trying to bake several 1950s B-movie ingredients — rebellious juvenile delinquents; well-worn science-fiction themes; film noir cynicism and femmes fatales; rock 'n' roll musicals; glorious black-and-white film stock — into a knowing homage to a simpler age of cinema.

"We've tried to bake the philosophy of Getaway into the cabins with the cellphone," Davis said.

Even then, her daughter testifies, she tried to bake, slice and serve because "you didn't let chaos in through the kitchen door".

"Go put it in the oven at about 350 and try to bake it out," he says, "the oven" being the one in his wife's kitchen.

The last time Mr. Schumer tried to bake some cookies for a late-night snack, he couldn't figure out how to turn on the pilot light.

Ms. Moschitta won't divulge the recipe, but why would you try to bake it yourself when you can have your own fall classic at Indigo Smoke?