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chocolate egg

NOUN
  1. egg-shaped chocolate candy

How To Use chocolate egg In A Sentence

  • Easter came early for hundreds of children in hospital when football stars arrived with scores of chocolate eggs.
  • She jumped on mats that sang, put dollies to bed, chose a dolls' house to take home and finally she waited patiently next to her grandfather as two baskets of chocolate eggs were paid for; one for her and one for her baby brother.
  • John admitted that it was strange for a health food shop to be raffling a calorie-rich chocolate egg but added that it was all in a good cause.
  • While the gaily coloured and richly sugared chocolate eggs that we enjoy are recent in origin, the real egg, decorated with colours or gilt, has been acknowledged as a symbol of continuing life and resurrection since long.
  • In our house the chocolate eggs are given (along with warnings that they shouldn't be eaten all at once) at breakfast or brunch.
  • Chocolate eggs are good to eat and you can decorate boiled eggs too.
  • I'm sure they had a cracking Easter with all those chocolate eggs.
  • The tradition of giving a chocolate egg to mark the end of Lent dates back to the 19th century and shows little sign of waning.
  • Winners were given chocolate eggs and a basket of Easter treats.
  • She also has some chocolate eggs ready for her family members, schoolmates and a neighbourhood friend she thinks will show up.
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