Each man got some bonbons and some trifle, and pieces of holly and mistletoe, and there were snappers and caps, and things raffled off, and more speeches.
We have a box of tinsel favors filled with tiny bonbons that we give to the littlest, if they are restless while their parents are being accommodated.
The chairs are removed from the drawing-room and ices, punch, little cakes and bonbons are served.
Then, of course, there are cakes and bonbons and ices, although the latter are usually confined to warm days.
Sometimes light sandwiches and bonbons are served on the day at home.
Consommee or bouillon, salads, birds, ices, jellies and bonbons are the usual order.
The fruit and bonbons and the eau sucre are in the small room at the right.
They think that I am asleep in bed with some silly bonbons under my pillow.
Blondine's kind inquiries and attentions almost softened the hard heart of Gourmandinet, but the remembrance of the bonbons promised by the wicked queen, Fourbette, soon chased away his good resolutions.
Thus he did not receive from his crime the profit which he had hoped, for he had not even tasted of the bonbons which the queen had given him.
In this way she made him so complete a slave to his appetite that he could not live without the jellies, bonbons and cakes which she gave him in such profusion.
She pointed to a large box full of delicious bonbons of every variety.
The dinner was exquisite--the chicken was splendid, the game and fish most delicate, the pastry and bonbons superlative.
But Gourmandinet had one terrible fault; he was a gourmand--was so fond of dainties and sweet things, that for a paper of bonbons he would commit almost any wicked action.
He did this so effectually that he threw Gourmandinet and his precious box of bonbons upon the ground.
When you have obeyed my commands I will see that you enter the service of Brunette and I declare to you solemnly that the bonbons shall never fail.
Little Ermance was on her mother's knees; her childish graces fascinated the old man, who gave her bonbons and bestowed some caresses upon her.
Ermance held out her arms to him with a smile; for she recognized the man who had given her bonbons but a few hours before.
A great variety of bonbons can be made of it by using different flavors, colors, and nuts in various forms and combinations.
Where fondant is already prepared and kept in preserve jars, the cream bonbons can be quickly made.
He was quite capable of leaving the child alone for days while he sought distraction elsewhere, and of loading him with bonbons and caresses on his return.
There were wonderful bonbons which even the Mayor's daughter did not have every day; and all sorts of fruits, fresh and candied.
Under each child's plate there was a pretty present; and every one had a basket of bonbons and cake to carry home.
These offerings are meant, I suppose, as a polite attention, and little souvenirs of the occasion, but the guests for whom the bonbons are intended go away empty-handed.
The bonbons which were served with the fruit had photographs of King Edward, the Queen, and the German Imperial family, and were, as is the custom, handed to the pages.
I was amused when the fruit and bonbons were passed.
As a matter of fact, he had brought away from the dinner-table at the palace some maccaroons and bonbons for her, as she had a sweet tooth, and he thought the attention might please her.
Silver Cake" and bonbons in silver wrappings accompanied the ice cream.
It is the custom to send bonbons and flowers to one's friends, and to acquaintances cards ad libitum.
Under each child's plate there was a pretty present and every one had a basket of bonbons and cake to carry home.
So Matilda gave him her bonbons and box, if it were a box, to hold, while she went for ward again.
Matilda could do it, even without looking at her bonbons or Mrs. Bartholomew's present, and with only a glance at her watch.
If they carried away bushels of bonbons in their loaded pockets, the Italians would consign to the same receptacles whole fowls, vast blocks of galantine, and even platefuls of mayonnaise, packed up in paper brought thither for the purpose.
After kissing and caressing her dear papa to her heart's content, she always inquired after her friend, Prince Chaffinch, and sent him her best bonbons and toys.
With what Meg called 'a great want of manners' Jo had saved some bonbons for the little girls, and they soon subsided, after hearing the most thrilling events of the evening.
They had a merry time over the bonbons and mottoes, and were in the midst of a quiet game of Buzz, with two or three other young people who had strayed in, when Hannah appeared.
There was ice cream, actually two dishes of it, pink and white, and cake and fruit and distracting French bonbons and, in the middle of the table, four great bouquets of hot house flowers.
Here, put yourbonbons in this bag, and see how long you can keep them.
Mrs. Bhaer laughed at the story, and just then Stuffy came in to ask if he might give Goldilocks some of the bonbons his mother had sent him.
I am a spoilt child who has had all it ever wanted, and bonbons no longer excite me.
He brings me bonbons and burnt almonds, and chocolate almonds.
Have guest cards painted with Easter lilies, and use only white and green decorations of bonbons on the table,--ribbon candies are pretty, or candy baskets in green filled with white candies.
Have your flowers white carnations with just a touch of green among them, and your bonbons and crystallised fruits white also.
The bonbons served with the coffee should be those especially fancied by the girls of the college; if there is a fudge named for the institution, that is the sweet to choose.
Have your bonbons all green and white, and use plain white, or green and white china for serving the meal as far as you can, for the sake of preserving the cool look of the table.
Illustration] The bonbons may be in pretty little bead pouches laid at each plate, or else in pairs of small moccasins around on the table, or in tiny birch-bark canoes.
The bonbons should be pink, and the cards should be small sheets of paper rolled up to resemble diplomas, each tied with a rose-coloured ribbon, with the name of the guest written on the outside.
Have your bonbonsin the form of small potatoes, or else give each person one of the bonbon boxes which look exactly like large Irish potatoes, and fill it with green candies.
The bonbons may be white ones in little wooden shoes placed in pairs around the table.
Upon my honor, as a gentleman, I know nothing of your box of bonbons or its contents.
All these bonbons are chocolate-creams; All these bonbons are delicious.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bonbons" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
