Use of porridge in Sentences. 28 Examples
The examples include porridge at the start of sentence, porridge at the end of sentence and porridge in the middle of sentence
For urdu meanings and examples of porridge click here
porridge at the end of sentence
- I hate lumpy porridge.
- Someone's been and eaten my porridge!
- She was feeding the baby with porridge.
- Don't scald your lips in another man's porridge.
- The child has eaten three platefuls of porridge!
- If there's one thing that disgusts me it's cold porridge.
- I'll pass on the fried potato crisp, but take the porridge.
- Their room was bare of furniture and they lived off porridge.
- As he has a bad cold,he has put on nothing but a bowl of porridge.
- I don't care about what you think; save your breath to cool your porridge!
- This is followed however by pitta bread, a cheese sandwich, crisps and a midnight bowl of porridge.
porridge in the middle of sentence
- Is/Are porridge oats on the breakfast menu?
- He did ten years porridge for armed robbery.
- Scum the bubble when the porridge is boiling.
- Margaret fed me porridge oats dusty with salt.
- There was a soggy mess of porridge on the table.
- Breakfast consisted of porridge served with butter.
- He's doing porridge again, this time for armed robbery.
- They lived frugally off a diet of porridge and lentils.
- Goldilocks had to choose which bowl of porridge to eat.
- Will you try a little porridge with some honey, Dorothy, my dear?
- The prisoners subsisted on one mug of the worst quality porridge three times a day.
- The infant spat out its porridge, and even without teeth enjoyed chewing on a piece of bread.
- Mixed protein dishes include cheese sandwiches, beans on toast and porridge that is made with milk.
- For staying power nothing beats a bowl of porridge and, as a bonus, oats are great health value, too.
- For breakfast the family eats a thin maize porridge made from dried milk, prepared over an open fire.
- They persuaded their father to let them use it to eat their porridge and this became a habit with them.
- Sure enough I got mushrooms and fried bread as well as bacon and egg and tomato, and porridge beforehand.
