Sentence examples for carves bread from inspiring English sources

Hidden from his Greek Orthodox congregants,the Rev. Robert G. Stephanopoulos carves bread to prepare for the Holy Liturgy.

When I tried to carve bread out of my own life, it took on that special trait anything you try to ignore is imbued with: It became taboo.

But there are cheese knives, carving knives, bread knives and other variations available--even forks based on the steak knife design.

Track lighting illuminates carved moldings, authentic bread racks and old wooden hutches.

One bread carving is of intricate barbed wire; another, an exploded village on a map of Syria, with tiny bricks of bread strewn across it.

She points out "one of the great miracles of the show that made it through customs": a series of small sculptures carved from baked bread installed on an open atlas, which represent various tragedies – environmental, cultural and militaristic – that occurred in the region on which it sits (Crust).

Wads of rolled-up gum arranged by Hannah Wilke resembled disembodied vaginas, while Nancy Fried's sculpted scenes of erotically charged lesbian domesticity, upon closer look, revealed themselves to be carved out of bread. .

Knives also cut bread and carve wood and aid surgery, but guns only shoot bullets.

There's a paella pan, a wooden ladle from Venice, a wooden bread board carved with a leaf, a brass ladle bearing an image of the sun, and a worn butter mold from Annecy in the French Alps, which the couple visited every year.

Shared drinking cups were common even at lavish banquets for all but those who sat at the high table, as was the standard etiquette of breaking bread and carving meat for one's fellow diners.

Most knife sets include a utility knife, bread knife, carving knife, paring knife and chef knife.