Sentence examples for bread got from inspiring English sources

Corn bread got mixed notices, with purists at our table complaining about its sweet cakelike texture, but I liked it.

Those tariffs were eventually lifted in 1846, a generation after his death; bread got cheaper, and lords got quainter.

As I got older, the liver got thicker and the bread got thinner, until I asked for it without bread".

Q Silicone baking tins are meant to be foolproof and need no preparation, so why have cakes and bread got stuck in them?

"Bread gets moldy, fruit gets soggy and veggies get wilted," she told me.

The chewy, country-style bread gets the meal off to a good start.

— Patrick Farrell Eating in Translation: A six-pound loaf of levain, natural sourdough: When did bread get so big?

Goldman follows economic growth around the world, Mr. Blankfein said, "but also we try to create it, because that's how our bread gets buttered as a business".

Which is to say, what happens when the line for corn bread gets interrupted by talk of, say, gay marriage, a path to citizenship or the threat of Shariah law?

I've used it to grab photos and in particular video in all sorts of situations - watching a football match from the terraces, kneading and baking bread, getting onto an overstuffed train during a London tube strike.

Although Ballmer focused on almost every product but the Windows desktop operating system during his speech, his last parting comment showed that he still knows how Microsoft's bread gets buttered.