Sentence examples for usual snack from inspiring English sources

They knew her there; I purchased her usual snack — a quiche and warm milk.

If you think you're overdoing the junk-food treats, know this: Wansink recently found that you can eat just 25% of your usual snack portion and be equally satisfied 15 minutes later.

When the coach unveiled the usual snack sign-up sheet at the beginning of the season, I rebelled and suggested that perhaps it would be better for the children and much less burden on the parents if we did away with the team snack.

The minibar, in addition to offering the usual snacks and drinks, also sells Stirrings brand Lemon Drop and cosmo mixes ($25 each).

My usual snacks of salami, olives, cheese straws and so forth might have started their evening on strong flavors that would blunt their appreciation for the delicate meal ahead of them, so I thought I'd use the subtle savoriness of dashi -- seaweed broth -- and mushrooms to make a Japanese-ish version of the fried Italian rice balls known as arancini.

A further strength is that the present analysis may better reflect usual snacking behaviour of participants, capturing what they deem to be snacks.

A bowl of Wheaties with raisins and milk was their usual bedtime snack.

For $20 a month, subscribers get a box full of food that can be an alternative to the usual crappy snack food that they eat on the go.

It was applied tableside — you know, the usual bar-snack flourish.

ON a recent Sunday, crowds of mostly Indian day-trippers milled around the monumental basalt arch of the Gateway of India at Mumbai's harbor, along with the usual contingent of snack vendors, balloon salesmen and roving photographers who snap tourist portraits for a few rupees.

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