lagniappe

How To Use lagniappe In A Sentence

• Lines of printed text were crossed out, and handwritten lagniappe, such as ‘temporal simultaneity’ and ‘space-time inversion null,’ had been added.
• However, where Horowitz gives you mainly patrician elegance, Moravec seems to give you the lagniappe of something deeply felt as well, without wallowing in it.
• I would have recommended this disc if the only thing on it was the Sibelius but you get two lagniappes.
• The couplings are lagniappes but damn good ones.
• I was introduced to blue board when I participated in decorating a set for the drama department - a little lagniappe or something extra, as we say in New Orleans.
• The last section is outtakes, titled, charmingly if a little dottily, ‘A Lagniappe for the Reader.’
• As a nice bit of lagniappe, Pierian provides comparison recordings: Granados playing his own ‘free transcription’ of a Scarlatti sonata in a Welte-Mignon roll and an acoustic recording made at roughly the same time.
• If your company works to provide service and value to its customers and to generate repeat business, lagniappe is the way to build customer loyalty.
• From time to time, Sakurai-san would surprise us with a lagniappe of asparagus wrapped in beef or some similar tidbit.
• So, by way, of lagniappe, here's something I forgot to include: a mysterious volume that came to light during my extended bout of book-clearing.