You could buy dozens of 99p baguettes for the same price.
When Britons cross the Channel to watch the Tour de France, they swap sliced bread for baguettes and cornflakes for croissants.
At last year's European election, hers was the most popular party among working-class voters.A quiet but deep disappointment with the present state of things can be felt in Doullens, as stallholders pack up unsold flowers and baguettes at the end of market day.
And General Motors, a main employer, whose logo crowns Detroit's tallest tower, will probably declare bankruptcy by June 1st.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
And at least one bill now in Congress would tie funds for closing Guantánamo to a determination that none of its inmates could settle in America once freed.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
ReprintsThose embassy officials might have wondered what a French bakery was doing in Colebrook, which is better known for snowmobiling, fishing and hunting rather than boules and baguettes.
The case is now before the Supreme Court.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
A row of big Bonyard ovens in one corner of the store bake post-colonial baguettes.
One of the patissier-chocolatiers sells baguettes, as well as an exquisite selection of fresh gâteaux.
All the capital's tiny boulangeries, selling freshly baked baguettes in twists or knots, or papeteries with their watermarked writing paper in ribbon-wrapped leather boxes, are kept in business partly by custom and taste.
This has saved "the Big Peach" $11.5m.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
