Sentence examples for bitter bread from inspiring English sources

Now offered Mr. Zagajewski "the bitter bread of urgency, of contemporaneity," he writes in "Another Beauty.

Both try hard to energize the material, but there's only so much to be done under the guidance of a director whose imaginative limitations are suggested by his conception, offered in the press kit, of the Zulema character: "a princess in exile, sweet and swarthy, doomed daily by desperation to eat the bitter bread of banishment".

For if you bake bread with indifference, you bake a bitter bread that feeds but half man's hunger.

One of the founders, Sébastien Morvan, explains that "while many Belgian brewers are so proud to have made the same beer for 250 years, we create 3-4 beers a month as the process to come out with a recipe is only five weeks". Popular brews include Babylone, an intriguing "bread bitter" that uses bread during fermentation.

We may not "eat the flesh that same night, roasted over fire," as the Book of Exodus says, but we still eat unleavened bread, bitter herbs and many other dishes added to the original meal.

At various points in my life, I've felt as flat as unleavened bread, bitter as horseradish, tearful as salt water, as fecund yet unfulfilled as the roasted, unfertilized egg.

It is the only holiday on which the original menu was set by divine fiat, mimicking the fateful night of the original exodus: "Tell the whole community of Israel that... each man is to take a lamb for his family, one for each household....That same night they are to eat the meat roasted over the fire, along with bitter herbs, and bread made without yeast".

He sandwiched bitter herbs inside unleavened bread, or matzah.

He also had a hand in a dish called pork in cast iron with bitter greens and corn bread.

Melted Camembert with bitter greens on pistachio bread sounds appealing, but the melted cheese buries every other flavor in the sandwich.

Cornmeal-crusted calamari was accompanied by a bland tomato dipping sauce; and the pulled pork was overly smoked and a bit bitter, though the corn bread that came with it was warm and toasty.