bun造句

a frankfurter served hot on a bun.

She wears her hair in a bun.

He stole a bun from the shop.

He put a fillet steak in the bun.

She was sitting at the kitchen table eating a currant bun.

The girl had her long blonde hair tied back in a neat bun.

Gaga wore her sherbet-colored hair swirled into a beehive bun and donned an elegant Naeem Khan one-strap gown.

Today her hair is scraped back into a bun; she wears no jewellery except her wedding ring.

The bottom of the butter bucket is the buttered bucket bottom. "The bun is better buttered, "Buffy muttered.

Has not seen for a long time, but your maxim I always bear in mind: steamed bun honest valuable, the steamed stuffed bun price is higher, if has a temperature the spareribs, two all may throw.

Why, the lobster roll, a mountain of warm, butter-slicked lobster piled into a soft brioche bun, with a side of crispy, skin-on fries ($25).

Another grumbled that 15 pesos would buy only a bun and a slice of ham and was no substitute for a hot meal.

McDonald’s sells healthy fast food, such as fruit and walnut salad, as well as the usual slabs of meat and cheese in a bun.

Mr Manuel will understand that this is much more than a parochial bun-fight, which could make another small dent in confidence in South Africa's future.

McDonald's had mastered the bun, but with the snack wrap, the menu-development team had a lot of work to do operationally around tortillas: What was the right packaging?

After wrangling my hair into a knotty, haphazard bun, I made my way to class. I was nearly trampled as perfectly coiffed women scurried past me to the room.

But don’t stop there, sheng jian bao, steamed pork bun, makes for a perfect snack, while jian bing, egg-based crepes with a bean sauce or chili smear, is a local power breakfast.