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Dessert in sentence

69 examples of Dessert in a sentence

It is a girl watchers paradise but, arabian type women with zippers on their costumes and high heels in the dessert!
She picks John for her mate - and, soon, they are all aboard a Wagon Train crossing the dessert.
When we pick a cheaper wine, we can splurge on dessert.
Tell the waiter in advance that you do not want dessert.
Chaos will ensue, with some customers who ordered a seven complaining that they received a salty dessert, and others who asked for a zero (because they wanted a pudding) grumbling about their bland pizza.
He pushed her towards the table, jesting like a worthy man who was enjoying the only good moment of the day, calling that taking his dessert, and a dessert which cost him nothing.
I will tell you more at dessert.""Yes, as you please," replied Deneulin, so full of his thoughts that he accepted without ceremony.
They were amused at his vigour and had already forgotten the strike by the time the dessert appeared.
And the marriage of Paul and Cécile certainly made a forward step in the sympathy produced by the dessert.
It was now a perverse plaything, the habit of the woman, a recreation taken like an accustomed dessert.
And when the dessert appeared the lawyer resolutely declared that he was a free-thinker.
"Just side dishes, dessert.
As he had only just set up on the place, he had taken a lot of trouble, and at dessert he himself brought in a set dish that evoked loud cries of wonderment.
When they had a neighbour to dinner on Sundays, she managed to have some tasty dish—piled up pyramids of greengages on vine leaves, served up preserves turned out into plates—and even spoke of buying finger-glasses for dessert.
It was one habit among other habits, and, like a dessert, looked forward to after the monotony of dinner.
As he grew older his manner grew heavier; at dessert he cut the corks of the empty bottles; after eating he cleaned his teeth with his tongue; in taking soup he made a gurgling noise with every spoonful; and, as he was getting fatter, the puffed-out cheeks seemed to push the eyes, always small, up to the temples.
If only I knew what dessert to offer the guests you are expecting!
She threw herself on his neck; they sat down to table; he ate much, and at dessert he even wanted to take a cup of coffee, a luxury he only permitted himself on Sundays when there was company.
At dessert, when the servants had left the room, Madame de Renal said to him very drily:'You expressed the desire to me to go and spend a fortnight at Verrieres; M. de Renal is kind enough to grant you leave.
They had reached the dessert when there arrived from Paris the strange tidings that the abbe Pirard was appointed to the splendid living of N ----, within four leagues of the capital.
Dinner at six - soup, fish, entree, joint, poultry, salad, sweets, cheese, and dessert.
They were at dessert, and Madame Raquin had just run downstairs to serve a customer.
After the dessert, they chatted about a thousand trifles of the day, about incidents that had occurred the day before, about their hopes for the morrow.
At dessert Laurent placed his elbows on the table, and flatly asked her for 5,000 francs.
"Paint what you will," said Sancho; "I enjoy your painting, and if I had dined there could be no dessert more to my taste than your portrait."
'I should very much like to go,' said Mr. Tupman, resuming the subject of the ball, 'very much.''Tickets at the bar, Sir,' interposed the waiter; 'half-a-guinea each, Sir.'Mr. Tupman again expressed an earnest wish to be present at the festivity; but meeting with no response in the darkened eye of Mr. Snodgrass, or the abstracted gaze of Mr. Pickwick, he applied himself with great interest to the port wine and dessert, which had just been placed on the table.
When everybody had eaten as much as possible, the cloth was removed, bottles, glasses, and dessert were placed on the table; and the waiters withdrew to 'clear away,'or in other words, to appropriate to their own private use and emolument whatever remnants of the eatables and drinkables they could contrive to lay their hands on.
Then came the dessert and some more toasts.
When the dessert and the wine were arranged, and Mrs. Dashwood and Elinor were left by themselves, they remained long together in a similarity of thoughtfulness and silence.
Planchet, by way of dessert, would have liked to hear the conversation; but the citizen declared to d’Artagnan that what he had to say being important and confidential, he desired to be left alone with him.
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