Sentence examples for any bakery from inspiring English sources

You can buy these yeasty buns, jagodzianki, from any bakery in Poland, stuffed full of crushed bilberries.

Our predictions were: Bakery 1: one loaf Bakery 2: four loaves Bakery 3: twelve loaves How can we come up with predictions like these for any bakery and any number of days?

LUNCH ON THE RUN Rushing your food is against the Sardinian nature, but if time is pressing visit any bakery for a traditional panadas - a round pie filled with meat, seafood or vegetables.

-- Every such bakery shall be provided with a proper washroom and water-closet or water-closet apart from the bake-room, or room where the manufacture of such food product is conducted, and no water-closet, earth-closet, privy or ash-pit shall be within or connected directly with the bake-room of any bakery, hotel or public restaurant.

+351-266 788 200, conventodoes-pinheiro.com, rooms from €170 Olga Miguel, Évora tour guide I love the boleimas (apple and cinnamon pastries) from Ma-Jó (on Rua Dom Augusto Eduardo Nunes in Portalegre), close to the Spanish border, or from any bakery up the road in Castelo de Vide until lunchtime.

For a pick-me-up you can get, from almost any bakery, a buñuelo (pumpkin doughnut).

Not just any Japanese bakery, mind you.

"Any retail bakery is a good bakery," said Furstenberg, who is credited with igniting the artisanal bread movement in the District with the opening of Marvelous Market in 1991.

Within nine days, he had trademarked the Cronut name, and he has aggressively pursued any other bakery seen to be profiting from his creation ever since — so aggressively that last fall, his legal counsel mistakenly sent a cease-and-desist letter to a Reno bakery that reportedly hadn't even used the trademarked word.

Marcel Proust, around 1913, took one glance at a cookie and was inspired to pen a 900-page tome that some experts rank high among the greatest novels ever written (and that despite the fact that the number of Americans who've actually read "Remembrance of Things Past" cover to cover would likely fit inside the cookie oven at any commercial bakery).

Though, quite honestly, you can't go wrong with any Turkish bakery in Auburn.