Примеры cake

• In view of the high cost of traditional supplementary feeds such as oilseed cakes, the production of forage, especially legumes, is increasingly being advocated.

• The book was published and sold like hot cakes.

• Specifically, we examined the preparation of wedding cakes and attempted to find episodes of gastrointestinal illness among employees.

• The poignant flavours turn out to be those of cakes and biscuits, the revelations concern clean laundry and darned collars.

• By-products such as stale bread, fancy cakes, biscuits and waffles widely vary in their nutrient composition.

• Again, how does he allow for the fact that a mixture of treats would probably be more acceptable than fireworks or cakes alone - except by means of another arbitrary fiat ?

• The time and hard labour that many village women devote to making dung cakes for fuel or fetching fodder and water for livestock are not acknowledged.

• The difference in these cakes, in their sweetmeats, and their elder wine, is that there is a dash of spice about them not ordinarily met with.

• She mimed the words ' icing sugar ' to her neighbour and, rather than saying the words out loud, she mimed the numbers as she pointed to and counted the cakes.

• The name tea also refers to a light meal taken in the afternoon between 4 and 5, usually consisting of sandwiches, scones and cakes taken with tea.

• The seed crushers who manufacture compound cakes are producing approximately the same proportion of straight cakes as before the war.

• The public already has complete freedom to buy whatever flour confectionery may be offered for sale, whether individual cakes or pre-packed assortments.

• I know that many ladies go into those shops and regard those cakes as most tempting.

• If it were not so, what would our cakes taste like?

• Another point about which he did not give us information is whether shipping has been released for bringing cotton cakes and linseed to this country.