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61. Managing four pizza outlets is extremely hard work.

62. We sat in the icy blast and ordered pizza.

63. Do you want a piece of pizza?

64. Chop onions finely with a pizza cutter.

65. Ask if the pizza place delivers.

66. Want a livelier meatloaf or a bolder pizza topping?

67. Pizza lubricates the social life of adults, too.

68. Let's phone for a pizza tonight.

69. Deep-dish pizza is one of Chicago's culinary traditions.

70. The garish front of the Pizza Eater blossomed.

71. The pizza here isn't half bad.

72. Get your paws off my pizza!

73. Some burger bar(sentencedict.com), the Pizza Eater?

74. Brian exists on pizza and soft drinks.

75. Pizza means pie and a pie crust should crackle.

76. Their three-cheese pizza is excellent, but messy to eat.

77. But when rain comes, they go to pizza.

78. Mary's angry that we didn't save her any pizza.

79. He hacked the pizza into pieces and asked Wickham whether he would like some.

80. Sunny Jim is stark naked with a big piece of pizza in his right hand.

81. This will make it easier to lift the assembled pizza on to the baking stone.

82. Not a true part of the food court, but just a few paces away is the newest California Pizza Kitchen outlet.

83. Later, we met at the gym and had pizza for brunch.

83. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

84. The violation earned the pizza parlor a $ 500 citation and opened the owners to possible further action.

85. Have thick crust pizza, extra potatoes, thick sliced bread or rolls with your meal.

86. The greedy pig! He didn't leave any pizza for us.

87. We have a pizza oven at home and Christine makes the dough.

88. There are no classic pretensions here, just a fine, fruity mouthful to wash down hamburger or pizza.

89. In their fancy dress, they ordered pizza before going by motorcade to the Tennessee ball.

90. Beer followed pizza and we looked round the Roman amphitheatre which had been built by Roman legionnaires 1,800 years before.