The phrase "breadcrumbs to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about following a certain path, route, or series of steps to reach a certain goal or destination. For example: "I followed the breadcrumbs to find the treasure."
Dip the parcels in beaten egg, then roll in breadcrumbs, to coat.
He just gives these games away for free on his website, like throwing breadcrumbs to pigeons.
Prosecutors have since honed their methods for proving wrongdoing, using "electronic breadcrumbs" to follow the crime back to its source.
Add the breadcrumbs to the frying pan, stir so they absorb the butter, then scatter over the lettuce.
If the mix splits, add some breadcrumbs to bring it back together, then carry on adding the remaining eggs.
Spoon the chorizo into a bowl, add the breadcrumbs to the pan and fry gently, stirring, until they absorb the sausage oil.
Mr. Brauchli declined to comment, but his wife, Maggie Farley, left a large breadcrumb to follow when she asked in a now deleted Facebook post how had "the Washington Post of Watergate fame become the place where you can't speak truth to power?" That lack of forthrightness clanked at a news media organization where the chief asset is credibility.
There is no breadcrumb to trail back to the artists you had originally clicked on and now you're being recommend to Katy Perry's discography.
It's the kind place I imagine Sympathy's characters might post about, tagging the location like a breadcrumb to be found.
"Passwords and photos are easily hacked, and the more information that's available, the easier it is to trace digital breadcrumbs back to one person".
The estate's named executrix, the philanthropist Jacqueline Miller Rice, had been something of a deadbeat guardian, failing to return letters from scholars in search of Powell breadcrumbs or to deliver any of Powell's materials to academic archives for public use.
