11.A form of sorbet had become a popular dessert in Europe by the later 1600s and Americans dating back to George Washington enjoyed the cool confection.
12.He simply used the red dye the factory had available at the time, transforming the bubblegum from gray into the iconic pink confection we know today.
15.Walking through this chilled, humid chamber is a bit like scoring a golden ticket to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory -- except the confections are crafted by limestone, water, and acid.
16.The Stanley Tong-directed follow-on to Chan and Tong's previous " The Myth" is a time-traveling confection that has attracted negative publicity for its use of AI and VFX to de-age the 70-year-old Chan.
17.I mean, they have a very well-rehearsed litany of woe going back to the Iraq war, Libya, etc. Or is it pure confection always often with human beings or a bit of both?
18.This is the plural form of " confection, " which refers to a sweet treat like candy, chocolate, cake, etc. insolvent insolent The insolvent businessman's insolent response to his creditors only made matters worse.
19." Anything as long as it's cool, " sighed Grace. " I declare, all my chocolates have run together, " and she looked with dismay into a box of the confection she had been carrying.
20.Aside from wine, you may also see a lot more chrysanthemum desserts and Chung Yeung cakes during this time – the latter is a steamed rice flour confection usually decorated with jujube, chestnuts, and almonds.