Sentence examples for are bread from inspiring English sources
noun
A foodstuff made by baking dough made from cereals.
"They are bread and butter".
"Most of the dishes are bread".
We are bread and cheese to their mille-feuilles".
But they are bread and butter to women who have to face them every day".
There are bread crumbs to make, from a day-old French loaf.
Pot noodles are gone from the supermarket shelves, as are bread and tins of tuna.
The three B's Are: foods that come in a box, bag, or are bread-like (including pasta).
In many countries, snacks are bread-based – sandwiches, waffles, pizza and more.
And politicians have to be mindful of the fact that the public's top priorities are bread-and-butter issues like education, health and pensions.
John Floyd, a Houston criminal-defense lawyer and Democratic precinct chair who endorsed Moser, told me, "Laura's issues are bread-and-butter American issues — that we believe in the value of equality, that we need to keep our children safe".
The new Zoho features are bread-and-butter stuff that just help sales people get their work done – and the company has 7 million customers to prove it.
