Sentence examples for form of bread from inspiring English sources

Mahatma Gandhi once said that the hungry see God in the form of bread.

The presence of some form of bread alone is not criterion enough.

I thank heaven there is no cheaper form of bread than bread".

Flat breads, the earliest form of bread, are still eaten, especially in much of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.

Cookies are the festive form of bread, an and they're made from doughs that are more predictable than yeast doughs.

If perfection took the form of bread, this would be it: salty, smoky, creamy, with a touch of tartness.

Many forms of bread and rice cause considerable problems, particularly if eaten in quantity.

The earliest forms of bread-and-butter words like, say, "bread"–are just earlier versions of the words we know (bhreu, for bread), and how their very first renditions arose is anyone's guess.

My husband and I are Roman Catholic, and we, too, have a child who could not receive his first communion in the form of wheat bread.

We see examples all over Lower Manhattan; and for urban renewers across the land, the idea is a form of daily bread.

In most parlance potato nik means a yeasted loaf, a form of potato bread, but her translation -- like those of many immigrants of her time -- was less than precise.