Sentence examples for were cake from inspiring English sources
noun
A rich, sweet dessert food, typically made of flour, sugar and eggs and baked in an oven, and often covered in icing.
Swimming lessons were cake, in July -- the mornings were sunny and the kids had all learned something -- and afternoon free swim had a beautiful monotony to it.
I ate part of it raw, with soy sauce, and cooked the rest for the children, who ate it as if it were cake.
I'll confess: I savored "The Life of Saul Bellow: To Fame and Fortune, 1915-1964," the first of the two volumes of Zachary Leader's new biography of Bellow, as if it were cake.
And a pack of pumped-up neighborhood fellas leap out of a car to confront Bobby and, despite his bring-it-on manner, beat him as if he were cake batter.
These were CAKE, gmkin, KinGUII and OpenModel (in alphabetical order).
And who can forget Ho Ho's and Ding Dongs... they were cake treats which were ahead of their time when it came to the perfect marriage of slang terms and snack food.
Chances are, your parents and/or grandparents' wedding receptions were cake-and-punch gatherings.
