Sentence examples similar to bread's existence from inspiring English sources
Still, it's evident from Alan's reminiscences of exploring the wharf with his brother, playing in bands with his family and friends, and eating his mother's wonderful bread that this existence was truly an awesome one.
The premise behind "Chimera" was "a compelling examination of the evil that lies beneath a prototypical white-bread suburban existence".
Similar to the season six episode, "Arcadia", "Chimera" was written as "a suburban parable about perfection" that examined "the evil that lies beneath a prototypical white-bread suburban existence".
Converts seeking a bread-and-butter Muslim existence, of mosque attendance, raising children, praying and fasting, readily fit into the communities they choose to attach themselves to.
He doesn't make a song and dance about the price of cappuccinos or the existence of garlic bread in order to emphasise his Yorkshire roots.
Life without a home hasn't made me want to start living a frugal existence of white bread and a single can of value lager when I've got that Friday feeling.
GEORGE ORWELL, who memorably sketched the stark existence of living on bread and thin soup in Paris in the 1930s, hardly seems like an obvious guide to exotic food in the tropics.
From bacon to bread, the name of every single food in existence also got its start somewhere.
As a Realist philosopher believing that universal concepts have a real existence he attacked it because, in the annihilation of the substance of bread and wine, the cessation of being was involved.
Food production and distribution had been disrupted to the point of non-existence; Charles announced that supplies of bread would be brought into the City every day, and safe markets set up round the perimeter.
