Sentence examples for a sack of bread from inspiring English sources

"a sack of bread" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a bag or container filled with loaves or slices of bread. Example: The baker carried a sack of bread into the store, ready to be sold to hungry customers.

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A Palestinian refugee who gave only a nickname, Abu Muhammad, was carrying a sack of bread into the camp.

And buy a sack of bread flour and look for a non-Zone New Year's diet: meat is prominent on the curriculum, but so are carbohydrates -- lovingly shaped by hand, of course.

I witnessed an argument between a large group of men over a sack of bread that a police vehicle had brought to the area.

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Now it's all rustic chic, adding pleasure everywhere the eye lands: a linen sack of bread, a basket of walnuts, a wall of wine and cookbooks.

It's all rustic chic, adding pleasure everywhere the eye lands: a linen sack of bread, a basket of walnuts, a wall of wine and cookbooks.

On graduating, by his account, he bought a one-way train ticket to Hollywood with $48 in his pocket and carrying "a sack of apples, two jars of peanut butter and two loaves of bread".

Everything from a sack of potatoes (Braco Dimitrijevic) to beer cans (Sarah Lucas) and bread (Richard Deacon) has been used.

"Who wants a sack of cement?

"It's like a sack of potatoes".

"If you give a sack of flour to a needy family," he said, "you cannot guarantee that some of their mujahideen sons will not eat some of the bread made of that flour".

Or, you know, like a sack of potatoes.

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