Sentence examples for bread was put from inspiring English sources

That chewy, crusty bread was put to good use, partnered with one of the splendid soups.

It is, he added, "a cleaning up of the mess of others". He invoked the old English tradition of sin eating by means of burial cakes, in which a loaf of bread was put on a funeral bier or a corpse, and a paid member of the community would eat the bread, representing sin, to absolve and comfort the deceased.

He invoked the old English tradition of sin eating by means of burial cakes, in which a loaf of bread was put on a funeral bier or a corpse, and a paid member of the community would eat the bread, representing sin, to absolve and comfort the deceased.

Farmhouse butter and homemade pumpkin-seed bread were put on the table -- a great start.

Most of the work can be done in advance, so that any sweating can be done pool-side, rather than stove-side: scones to bake and take on a picnic, chicken left to marinate until the very last moment, vegetables to roast ahead of time, and breads to be put together when the munchies kick in.

(Bread should not be put in the napkin — not nowadays).

"A couple of bread guys are being put out," he reported darkly, "but not cookies".

With the New Jersey humidity in the summer months, it is harder to keep bread unless it is put in the fridge, she said, but "then it goes hard and terrible".

"One fine day as my mother was putting the bread in the oven," recounted Marc Chagall, "I went up to her and taking her by her flour-smeared elbow I said to her, 'Mama I want to be a painter.'" This wish was out of line with the circumstances.

Citizens' juries are not a new concept; they can be traced back at least as far as Gloucestershire and Worcestershire during the 18th century, when bread was regularly put on trial if the price in the market climbed too high.

Prisoners could be put on bread and water, or placed in punishment cells.