dainties

Even the Brother from whom we got the dainties said nothing about us.

A view of the universe and people to make you little dainties.

I put the tray of dainties on the floor to my left.

I went to the table and picked up the tray of dainties.

Let us see what dainties I can tempt you with.

They are eating your share of the dainties over there."

Between these large dishes were smaller ones containing various dainties.

Picturing her in "dainties" distracted him from the book for a little while.

I did not understand then that there lay any special significance in his reference to other dainties.

He gladly allowed dainties to be sent to the sick from his kitchen.

"It was a chaos of dainties, each more tempting than the other.

From 1898 to 1903, the Dainties continued to play matches across London.

Luciano himself appeared between the platter of dainties and the soup.

Nor yet a gift, a box of dainties designed to make you lick your chops.

Her guests, enjoying these dainties, told her all there was to know about life at the university and the medical school.

It is one of those 'dainties bred in a book' which we feed on.

I hold your dainties cheap, sir, and your welcome dear.

Unfortunately, I had a pretty good notion where the closest available sea-serpent dainties were.

Why don't you help yourselves so I can get these dainties into the oven?"

Several kinds of food were brought in and served the monk, who had the dainties placed on the girl's naked belly.

You shall see what dainties have been prepared.

One may not conclude the Passover meal with dainties.

"I should buy you some dainties," he says, "satins and lace."

Flicking them off with her foot, she watched the frilly little dainties fly across the room.

"Why don't you hand clean your dainties so they'll smell nice and fresh as flowers.