jam sandwich

"One does not build an entire day's labor upon a jam sandwich."

He retrieved his jam sandwich from the rim of the tank.

I got her a peanut butter and jam sandwich.

"Here are the choices: we have jam sandwiches, but you may not like the bread.

'I gave him a jam sandwich just before you arrived.

Can I have a jam sandwich then please?

There were a couple of jam sandwiches underneath.

Apparently the poachers place food such as jam sandwiches on the road to attract deer.

Shops do not often sell individual jam sandwiches.

Today, jam sandwiches are mainly consumed by children.

My son Jaime wanted peanut butter and jam sandwiches for lunch every day for a month.

She lived on yogurt and jam sandwiches.

More confusingly, a police car was a jam sandwich or a bubble-gum machine .

Makeup, prissy jam sandwiches, and her tropical tan skin.

She was very hungry, and thought with pleasure of her currant cake and jam sandwich.

Sometimes referred to as a "jam sandwich."

Jam sandwiches are thought to have originated at around the 19th century in the United Kingdom.

The villagers decide to build a gigantic jam sandwich to trap the pesky insects.

Usually this consisted of jam sandwiches, or jeely pieces as they were called locally.

I want a jam sandwich.

'Sir, are you really going to write on a jam sandwich?'

The Marmite and plum jam sandwiches were already curling on the trestle table under the walnut tree.

Loved peanut butter and jam sandwiches.

She was then sent to our shared bedroom and I would smuggle in jam sandwiches with the crusts left on, her favourite.

He usually brings round his friend Perry, who persists on stealing food from the fridge during visits and asking for jam sandwiches.