Sentence examples for waffles from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Wednesday, the former secretary of state met with minority women who are small business owners at a famed chicken and waffles restaurant in the area.

Once you've prised the tin open like it's a little green sarcophagus, you're transported to a world of impossibly delicious porridge, pancakes and waffles.

Unlike Ms Black, who often looked awkward when speaking with students, Mr Wolcott looked at ease and comfortable around the children, promising to make them waffles.(Photo credit: AFP).

Mr Bush emphasised his personal mettle, saying that he means what he says, as opposed to Mr Kerry, who waffles confusingly.

Yard signs and bumper stickers have sprouted, and on June 14th protesters marched to Busch stadium, one of the many fruits of Anheuser-Busch's 150 years in St Louis.Despite the local jokes about pouring Bud on Belgian waffles and Jean-Claude Van Damme karate-chopping the Clydesdale horses that pull the famous Budweiser beer wagon, a serious fear besets the opposition.

While Mr Fabius waffles around the reality of Ms Royal's defeat, DSK simply points out that it was "serious" – and the third time in a row that a Socialist candidate has lost a presidential election.

I'll send people to George Bush's rallies and they can bang their unemployment cheques together".Mr Kerry responds to Republican protesters clapping flip-flops at a Democrat rally in New Hampshire, ABC News, The Note, April 13thWeb warsIf you search for "waffles" on Yahoo! or Google, your first choice is Mr Kerry's presidential website.

Asked about Mr Gore's ideas on health care now, a top aide waffles for a while.

While Mr Cameron waffles on about social responsibility, Mr Brown will build more social housing for people who cannot afford to buy or to rent privately.

They are deep-fried waffles, topped with icing and multicoloured sprinkles (see photo).

EU unity is "a huge challenge" but "a real opportunity", she waffles.