The phrase "at bread" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a recognizable idea or context.
Example: "I found myself at bread during the meeting, unsure of what to say."
Alternatives: "at a loss" or "in a bind".
Some at Bread and Life cannot read English.
The resistance changes at bread crumb showed the starch recrystallization during staling.
Event is free, buy your own food/drinks at Bread & Pickle, Lake Harriet Pavilion.
Brown, who was picking at bread and French fries, was not on the program.
Such are the unexpected pleasures at Bread Bar, Tabla's less formal, less expensive cousin.
It is a master at bread-related breakthroughs.
Any system that rewards consistency at bread-and-butter level over excellence at the four grand slams is clearly flawed.
She loved this book; she would get waylaid in it and sit for ages looking at bread-bins and kettles".
And at bread-and-butter shows like the White Plains Antiques Show at the Westchester County Center last weekend, where prices run in the tens of thousands rather than the hundreds of thousands of dollars, sales reflected caution as well as confidence, not the true luster of a brilliant return.
Pizza Hamentaschen at Breads Bakery in New York City.
