Sentence examples for Give bread from inspiring English sources
"They try to follow the Chinese model, but they don't even give bread in exchange for freedom," said Rafael Marques de Morais, an anticorruption activist and journalist.
You could take a cake in one of these pans to a dinner party or give bread in them as a gift.
But it isn't necessarily life-threatening to give bread or a bed or an address for the following night to a man on the run, an outcast; it may take only decency, some cunning and courage.
A few shopkeepers give bread, potatoes, tins of beans and Dad says, We'll go home now and you boys can eat something, but we meet Uncle Pa Keating and he tells Dad he's very sorry for his troubles and would Dad like to have a pint in this pub here?
A question for most of us is, "How much is enough?" Another, "How will we share what we have?" As we celebrate our abundance, we would do well to remember the Latin American prayer, "To those who hunger, give bread, and to those who have bread, give hunger for justice".
I'd been given bread, and now nuts and raisins.
He also said that some of those admitted had been given bread for lunch.
At first, she was merely giving bread away in the playground, alongside doing cleaning and book-keeping jobs, but gradually bread took over.
Each day, 400,000 people -- about a fourth of Kabul's population -- are given bread or wheat by the United Nations and the Red Cross and other charities.
He claimed to have been imprisoned in a cellar for his entire life, given bread and water and allowed no possessions apart from a wooden toy horse.
