English example sentences with "omelette"

How do you cook an Italian omelette?
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I want to eat an Italian omelette.
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Can you make me a Spanish omelette for dinner please?
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I am shaking salt on my omelette.
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I ate a Japanese rice omelette.
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Can you cook an omelette?
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I'm not making him an omelette.
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You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
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What the hell is this? I can't believe you put sperm in the Omelette Rice.
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Tom made an omelette.
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Nobody can make an omelette without breaking eggs.
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We can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
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We cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs.
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I've made a mushroom omelette.
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What's the difference between "omelet" and "omelette"?
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I had an omelette for breakfast.
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The cheese omelette was burned badly.
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There are a few eggs in the fridge. Why don't we make an omelette?
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I can't even cook an omelette.
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The omelette will include cheese.
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The omelette usually includes cheese.
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I like to sprinkle cheese on my omelette.
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Can you make an omelette?
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Do you know how to make an omelette?
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I served him a piping-hot omelette.
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The morning sky was blue with white streaks, this 31st of July of 2025. I had some cold and hot drinks and Spinach and Egg White Omelette Bites at Tim Hortons café. I walked to South Arm Park to view the forest. "We Are the Champions," a '70s rock ballad by Queen, blared from a parked yellow and black school bus. At the park in the mornings, usually, there were people doing tàijíquán to Eastern music on their smartphone. On my way home, on Pigott Road, in front of a mansion, was a Sikh wedding with loud music and colourful turbans and saris. On my Social Media, despite these things happening, some Japanese think that BC is still like Alaska.
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I hate putting tomatoes in my omelette.
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