Sentence examples for bakery matters from inspiring English sources
This week, Dwight is in New York for both film and bakery matters, so I met up with him to check-in on the progress of his upcoming Harlem bakery that's tentatively going to be called "Mr. Henry's".
What kind of Hell, for that matter, had bakeries and dogwood trees and perfect blue days that made the hairs on the back of your neck rise on end?
What about Sullivan Street Bakery, on West 46th Street, or, for that matter, Madison Square Garden?
So a bakery would indeed fall afoul the law (no matter what the owner's personal religious beliefs) if they refuse to provide a cake to an interracial couple, or a couple not of the baker's religion.
It doesn't matter that croissants have taken over the cafe and bakery scene in New York; they just don't measure up to fresh, flaky Paris croissants.
So do laws prohibiting prostitution, recreational use of heroin, and, for that matter, working more than 60 hours per week in a bakery.
In the present analysis, bakery products and confectioneries contained high levels of fat (23 and 26% of fresh matter, respectively), as well as high proportions of SFA (46 and 58%, respectively).
Visit a bakery on the teeming Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi -- or any Indian restaurant, for that matter -- and you will see fresh naan being made to order.
It said the bakery's solicitors confirmed they "will accept service of a civil bill in regard to this matter".
"Everyone should celebrate this holiday," said Khalil Jomaa, 29, a worker at the New Yasmeen bakery who came to the United States from Lebanon when he was 14. "We should all celebrate, no matter where you're from".
