a big cakeの例文

• My wife and the kids got a big cake for me.
• A big cake with gooey frosting that gets stuck in the children's hair.
• After that game, they brought a big cake on the field for me.
• Though the band was packing up, cigars were coming out, along with a big cake.
• It makes a big cake, so plan on sharing it with all your favorite friends.
• "We'll get her a corsage, balloons and have a big cake made, the works ."
• A big cake simply needs support.
• A big cake, lots of speeches, lots of dignitaries, including Gen . Pervez Musharraf, the head of Pakistan's government.
• At the end of the show, the grandmothers were given floral bouquets wrapped in ribbons and cellphone, and a big cake.
• After the race, fellow jockeys presented her with a big cake . . . and then promptly, playfully, dumped it on her.
• The Milwaukee Bucks celebrated coach George Karl's 50th birthday Saturday with a big cake and good news on guard Sam Cassell's sore ribs.
• Besides a formal welcoming ceremony, celebration plans include fly-overs, a big cake and hundreds of servicemen and women waving U . S . flags.
• He decided to leave one day, and his mother offered him a big cake with her curse or a little one with her blessing.
• More expensive, but also stronger, is a rebuilding technique using geotextiles and earth layered one on top of the other like a big cake.
• Netanyahu's staff surprised Gore with a big cake, wine and a saxophonist playing " Happy Birthday to You " for Gore's 50th birthday in March.
• His wife was a happy person who took pleasure in buying a big cake for a May 30 birthday for her brother-in-law, Felix Pacheco, Dorres said.
• "It was absolutely terrible, terrible _ it was her birthday, she turned 55 on Monday, and we had a big cake for her, " he said.
• Saturday was Indurain's 30th birthday and he celebrated before the stage by posing, in an annual ritual, with a big cake as platoons of photographers, in another annual ritual, trod on well-wishers.
• And after class yesterday, 10 tuckered-out members of the Malden YMCA gave Kenny MacCuish a big cake to remind him that they love him and that he is more a father figure than exercise leader.
• A big cake, red and white roses, mountains of food and a welcome party on board a jet would have greeted 12 Western hostages had they been freed Saturday by Muslim guerrillas from a Philippine jungle.