Sentence examples for calling for bread from inspiring English sources

Frum agrees that "voters are calling for bread but getting stones" from the first two but cautions that Cruz is shrewdly running for the vacant post of leader of the Right, like "Taft, Goldwater and Reagan before him".

He called for bread and olive oil.

Two years ago, we called for bread, freedom and social justice.

Modern recipes more often call for bread cubes or torn pieces of bread, and those are what you are after.

In a twist on a revolutionary chant from the 2011 uprising, they also called for "bread, freedom and Islamic law".

The ritual at one time called for bread crumbs to be fed to fish to symbolize the wiping out of humanity's past iniquities.

Modern cooks may be flummoxed by old-school stuffing recipes that call for bread crumbs, if they are picturing the fine, dry, sandy stuff that sits around the supermarket in cardboard tubes.

2016 marks the fifth anniversary of the January 25th Egyptian revolution, when millions of Egyptians from vast socio-economic classes called for "bread, freedom, and social equality".

2016 marks the fifth anniversary of the January 25th Egyptian revolution, when millions of Egyptians from vast socio-economic classes called for "bread, freedom, and social equality". Ever since that time, when we were hopeful and optimistic about a drastic change, the country has undergone several government overhauls and endured political and economic unrest.

Most bagel recipes call for strong bread flour; the US Cook's Illustrated New Best Recipe book explains that the higher protein content will prompt more gluten formation in the dough – and also helps give the bagel its characteristic chewy texture.

Others call for the bread to be thoroughly softened with water and squeezed dry, which results in something a little too close to oatmeal for me.