chocolate doughnut造句

• Would you choose a chocolate doughnut or a bowl of oatmeal?
• An empty box of chocolate doughnuts sits in a makeshift wastebasket.
• I was 27 and eating bear claws and chocolate doughnuts,
• Washington said he celebrated his release with chocolate doughnuts.
• "I also got a chocolate doughnut, a Slim Jims and Tootsie pop, " he said.
• Doing a Dini isn't all double-chocolate doughnuts.
• Would you give your dog a cigarette, some coffee and a chocolate doughnut first thing in the morning?
• I can only imagine what it would have been like if I'd had a real chocolate doughnut in my cleavage ."
• Someone keeps leaving bread or doughnuts ( chocolate doughnuts today ) on the outside windowsill of the building where I work.
• "The boys were complaining . . . and finally, tired of hearing their complaints, my husband asked if anyone wanted some chocolate doughnuts.
• My husband told them that we didn't have any chocolate doughnuts-- he just wanted to know if they wanted some when we got back to town.
• Peterson walked out of the Delaware prison with his arm around his mother Tuesday morning and ate an Entenmann's chocolate doughnut on the ride back to Wyckoff.
• The moment comes, after days of rocking, rubbing and stroking a child, when a mom hears the long-awaited words : " I want a chocolate doughnut ."
• As diners loaded up on everything from ham sandwiches to chocolate doughnuts, Heroneme took her place on a small stage, partly obscured by the food line for fruit cups, doughnuts and applesauce.
• So we'll let you in on a deep, dark secret : Boydston can't resist Rice Krispies squares or chocolate doughnuts, both of which she proceeds to wolf down during morning break in the teachers'lounge.
• I swung by Farmer John's display case to say good-bye to a couple of my oldest pals-- bacon and sausage-- before walking down the aisle to say good-bye to Entenmann's New York crumb cake and a box of chocolate doughnuts.
• To this day, any time we are in a vehicle with either son's family and the grandchildren are getting restless, they invariably ask their children if they want some chocolate doughnuts . . . . "-- Ruth Kent, Haltom City " Never, never let the kids know you're nearly there.
• She reads the usual intellectual fare, The New Yorker and The Atlantic, Slate and Salon, but she lists " Babe " among her three favorite movies ( the others are " The Silence of the Lambs " and " All About Eve " ), and she prefers chocolate doughnuts over more health-conscious breakfast cuisine.
• On the Ottawa Citizen comments page, people from all over North America, who had either come from the Ottawa area or visited over the years recounted their memories of driving out to Richmond on a Sunday to get chocolate doughnuts, cookies and other treats or their traditions of going to the bakery for cakes for family events since the 1960s.