Sentence examples for a roll of bread from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a roll of bread" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a small, round loaf of bread, often served as a side dish or used for sandwiches. Example: "For dinner, we had a delicious soup accompanied by a roll of bread."
Admittedly, there is still a long way to go before we could enjoy a roll of bread made from gluten-free GMO wheat, but such preliminary success has inspired us to believe in that future development of GMO technology could become a solution to, rather than a cause of, food allergies.
Miguel Henrique Otero also defamed and discriminated against a majority of Venezuelan people that voted for President Hugo Chavez five years ago in an editorial in El Nacional calling them, "...those people who carry a flask of rum in their pockets and a roll of bread under their arms..."....
The deli has managed to hold onto a bit of Old San Francisco walk in, grab a ticket and your own roll of bread from a case in the back, and be ready to order when your number's called.
His customers come in to buy single items like a roll of toilet paper, sugar, milk or bread, but it is clear that the Bangladeshi, who has a Tanzanian and Zimbabwean to assist him, has developed a good relationship with them.
In Aramaic-speaking Jerusalem at that time, tables neatly laid with plates and rolls of bread were not known.
Her return to writing took place only by chance, in between jobs in the theatre, while she was selling rolls of bread at the local bakery.
He once ate three entrees of mussels in front of me, and he devoured three long rolls of bread.
Where are the babies?" asks 76-year-old Dionysis Arvanitakis as he hands out rolls of bread and assorted pastries to refugees from the back of his bakery van on the Greek holiday island of Kos.
One class I attended recently, a centerpiece of the curriculum, was devoted entirely to the subject of etiquette during which children were given a true-false test with questions like: "The correct way to butter a roll or bread is to slice it with a knife and butter the entire roll/piece of bread and then bite into it".
At Beverly Hills restaurants, Mr. Redstone has been known to roll up a piece of bread and lob it at the waiter if his food doesn't arrive promptly, according to several dining companions.
This is Holt on the subject of napkins: "On the plate is placed a large white dinner napkin, folded and ironed square, with the monogram corner showing, and with a dinner roll or a square of bread laid between the folds".
