Before joining our party, he had been a New York alderman, noted for prowess in annual aldermanic clam-bakes at Coney Island.
The clay plastered over and tangled in his shaggy coat bakes in the sun very nearly white; and this it was, probably, that gave rise to the early traditions of white buffalo.
When he's good an' dead an' all without no suffoosion of blood, the Utes singes his fur off in a fire an' bakes him as he is.
An' thar's Missis Rucker;--as troo a lady as ever bakes a biscuit!
This is that very Mab That plats the manes of horses in the night, And bakes the elf-locks in foul sluttish hairs, Which, once untangled, much misfortune bodes.
This is that very Mab That plats the manes of horses in the night, And bakes the elflocks in foul sluttish hairs, Which, once untangled, much misfortune bodes.
She buys summer dresses in winter, and furs when the July sun bakes the sweltering town.
Clam-bakes are only found at the sea-side--principally around Rhode Island.
What did I care for clam-bakes or any other new-fangled vegetable while he was by my side?
It bakes easier than the white, has more taste, and mixes with other things quite as well.
Pancake Flour, either buckwheat or not, makes flapjacks, of course, but also bakes into excellent loaves, and is a fine base for camp cake.
Another, equally successful, puts her grate a little higher than the middle of the oven, and bakes the cake there for one half hour with a very moderate oven.
With a gas stove one young friend puts the grate in the oven in its lowest sliding place and bakes her angel cake there, lighting both burners for one minute.
All the week Frau Knapf bakes and broils and stews, her rosy cheeks taking on a twinkling crimson from the fire over which she bends.
In summer time this land bakes so hard that they cannot plough it unless it be wet.
When you have ploughed it, and the sun comes again, itbakes again.
When baking Angel cake always be sure the ovenbakes good brown under bottom of cake.
Frau Schmidt always bakes her own bread, and she tells me she sets a sponge or batter for white bread, and by the addition of Graham flour, cornmeal or oatmeal, always has a variety on her table with a small expenditure of time and money.
In dry seasons, where the soil covering is not deep, the landbakes and cracks, and in this condition it can not be cultivated.
Sometimes the heat bakessome of them to such an extent that they appear to have flowed out of blazing furnaces, which we may see in the case of cadmia and pyrites.
I builds de fire and goes off 'bout half a mile and hides in de thicket till it burns down to de coals, den bakes me some fish and rabbit.
I gits married that very year and has a little fixin' for the weddin', bakes some cakes and I have a dress with buttons and a preacher marries me.
Thearion, now, my friend who bakes you bread, What 's worthier limning than his household life?
This peasant hand that spins the wool And bakes the bread, why lives it on, Poor and coarse with beauty gone,-- What use survives the beauty?
Such bread as this, Abram gave to his angelic guests, and at this day the Bedouin Arab bakes it on his heated stone.
Ruth tells me she puts in an extra quart of milk and then bakes it all day when she bakes her beans, stirring it every now and then.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bakes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
