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1
The night I bought the
whole
pie
I was having friends over for dinner.
2
The inequity comes when someone perceived as being marginally better gets the
whole
pie
.
3
But the
whole
pie
is half a million dollars-
4
But the
whole
pie
is certainly bigger than that.
5
Platforms are not just taking a larger slice of the pie, but almost the
whole
pie
.
6
He wanted the
whole
pie
now.
7
At Midsummer's Eve, she slipped a
whole
pie
under Mrs. Buxley's rear end just afore Mrs. Buxley sat down.
8
You have to be very careful that in your efforts... you don't end up shrinking the
whole
pie
,
he said.
9
I could eat that
whole
pie
,
wash it all down with a big glass of hand-squeezed lemonade, then lick that plate clean.
10
But when it comes to making money, Apple doesn't just have the biggest slice of the pie: it pretty much has the
whole
pie
.
11
'Shouldn't be allowed, then,' said the Senior Wrangler, spearing a
whole
pie
with his fork.
12
"With four square meals a day and a
whole
pie
thrown in," suggested Tad.
13
"I'll ask the waitress," James said as though it was perfectly normal to order a
whole
pie
for later.
14
"Steffi said you have a baby," Lorraine said as they stood side by side, cutting
whole
pies
into wedges.
15
"After we fill up," Frank said, busy with a
whole
pie
,
"we'll get our flashlights and see what's in those other rooms.
whole
pie
whole