sugar loaf

A customer approached, touched a sugar loaf and asked, "How much?"

There's a sugar loaf hill, then about four miles beyond it a hill three times as high.

Come back this way to the sugar loaf.

I heard her cry out as she shot over Sugar Loafs head.

Newsweek called Sugar Loaf "the most critical local battle of the war."

And he plowed the foot of Sugar Loaf for years, without knowing about the house.

Traditionally they were made with cold leftovers of mashed potatoes and sugar loaf.

The guide paused and pointed to two mountains that were shaped like sugar loaves.

The Sugar Loaf name is also given to a neighborhood (which shows as a city on some maps) south and east of the hill.

Sugar Loaf Rock was named for its resemblance to one of these cones.

Vultures often soar over Sugar Loaf, with two species found here.

The fairy turned the stones of the half-built parish church into sugar loaves.

By the early 19th century, Sugar Loaf was a saloon community.

The best way to enjoy Sugar Loaf is to park the car and walk from one end of town to the other and back.

It did not need a knowledge of Spanish to know that its name meant "sugar loaf' in English.

Harry left the hospital and was assigned to Sugar Loaf Hill.

Sugar Loaf is a hamlet of roughly 6 miles length and 5 miles width.

It is a tall building with a shape of sugar loaf, looking like a sikhara.

From there, follow the signs to Sugar Loaf.

It consisted of a vertical hyperboloid, like half a sugar loaf some ten feet high, which sprang out from the wall.

There are several paths leading behind some hills to Sugar Loaf Gap.

The island defines the southern boundary of the Sugar Loaf Bay.

More than a few local businesses that incorporate Sugar Loaf into their names have been built at the base of the bluff.

After almost being caught on the nearby reef she managed to get safely out beyond the Sugar Loaves.