Sentence examples for beg for bread from inspiring English sources
In song, Marley predicted that not one of his seed would "sit on the sidewalk and beg for bread", and so they have not.
If you said to me "You're not allowed to sing anymore", it would be just like me telling you that you can't see your child anymore.' It is doubtful that Salisbury's early choristers, often so hungry they were forced to beg for bread, thought so fondly of their work.
"I would beg for bread and bring it for feeding them," he recalled.
I see people who used to be in a strong financial situation and now they are practically begging for bread".
But why are these protesters begging for bread, when the core of the Moscow protesters are white collar and upper-middle-class?
The bakers' shops are invaded by poor people begging for bread, and the little they obtain costs them double the usual price.
As one elder related: Large crowds marched into our yards and surrounded our wells like the locusts of Egypt, and struggled with each other for the water as if perishing with thirst; and they thronged our kitchen doors and windows, begging for bread like hungry wolves.
As George Orwell once wrote, "a fat man eating quails while children are begging for bread is a disgusting sight" (Orwell 1938, 115).
Some had no shoes, and reports of Turkish soldiers pounding on doors and begging for bread were rampant.
