Sentence examples for bread cutting from inspiring English sources

Experiments are babies, not loaves of bread; cutting experiments in half is fatal for huge swathes of essential, good science.

Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders, has turned the yard of St. Mark's Church in the East Village into a festival site, with an altar for remembrances and workshops associated with the holiday: baking bread, cutting paper flowers, writing poetry and making the signature confection, sugar skulls.

Crosshatch the bread without cutting through the bottom crust.

2. Place bread on cutting board, and flatten evenly with rolling pin.

Examining the body with the hospital's supersensitive $1.7 million scanner was, as Dr. Boxt put it, "like taking a loaf of bread and cutting it into slices".

On a less emotional level, they point out that it involves mastering not one skill but two: the rules of grammar and syntax and the making of diagrams, which is something like baking a loaf of bread and cutting it into fancy shapes before you can make a sandwich.

The animals are long gone, and the spacious kitchen is now filled with antique equipment including an old butcher's block, a manual bread-cutting machine and an iron stove, used from time to time by Mrs. Pucitta.

She made frequent trips to that table, where the cold cuts were spread out on paper plates, loaves of bread sat on cutting boards, and pickles swam in glass jars.

These experts in the appeal found instead a kernel of starch on the blade — from cutting bread, most likely.

Use a second board (this can be wood) only for cutting bread, vegetables, fruits and other foods that are not cooked.

"Time" is fairly typical of her earliest poetry: "Boiling eggs takes / 5 minutes / cutting bread takes less / putting butter and / salt on the table / still less / the coffee is ready / it is time / to sit / and as we listen / to the news / it becomes quite clear / we have no time / at all".