(1) The food was scrumptious and the band, Highway 66, created the party mood.(2) It consisted of an excellent party with the most scrumptious food, fruit and minerals, tea and all sorts of goodies served.(3) Refuelling at lunchtime consisted of rounds of scrumptious sandwiches and cake, with tea and coffee on tap.(4) Both vegetarian and non vegetarian pizzas are absolutely scrumptious .(5) Hope always seems to spring eternal in this perfectly-sized college town, which boasts great weather, lively music and scrumptious food.(6) The steak and kidney pie, an old-time scrumptious dish which has not lost its popularity, is there along with the Lamb Cutlets Reform.(7) As we prepared to leave, the waitress brought what looked like a scrumptious strawberry cheesecake to another couple next to us.(8) In downtown black, by turns diffident, mischievous, impulsive, even arrogant, she's scrumptious , and the sheep aren't.(9) All of these scrumptious dishes are low fat, protein-rich versions of high-fat comfort foods, so go ahead and indulge without guilt!(10) You gotta give it to Will Smith - he knows how to make a summer blockbuster and he's just scrumptious in that nude shower scene.(11) It was a wonderful space to explode into music and the food was scrumptious ; good winter food.(12) Today, though, we had Sunday lunch at the hotel in the village, and I had the most scrumptious pasta dish.(13) The Buttery in Glasgow will be especially missed - all warm glows and scrumptious food.(14) And, of course, there is Carol Vorderman who doesn't look bad from any angle, but lying on a sofa in a tight Donna Karan outfit and spiked boots she is positively scrumptious .(15) The class was fun, the people were great, and the food was scrumptious .(16) Katrina had already dug her way through the table and was lavishly plundering the scrumptious food before us.
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