Sentence examples for waffle to from inspiring English sources

Some 2-year-olds put the waffle to their lips as if to taste it.

In return it spat out a waffle, to be topped with tonka bean ice-cream.

The Dutch in New Amsterdam (later New York) and adjacent settlements gave the words boss, cookie, dope, snoop, and waffle to American speech.

It is certainly a successful vehicle for Cody Wilson to claim his fifteen minutes of fame and waffle to the world's media about libertarian politics.

Fundamentally, verbs fall into two classes: static (to be, to seem, to become) and dynamic (to whistle, to waffle, to wonder).

The food, from a freshly made hazelnut waffle to brioche french toast with thick-cut bacon to a simple fruit-and-yogurt shake, is satisfying and delicious, while service is efficient and unobtrusive.

As Williams says: "The planning system has a tendency to lead to waffle and to produce over-long documents.

Freeze any leftover waffles to enjoy later.

It is time for the waffling to stop.

Transfer the waffles to the oven, arranging them on a rack in a single layer.

They have drawn on those encounters in their hundreds of cupcake flavors, which range from chicken and waffles to tiramisù.