Eventually I just gave him full size bread slices, crepes, flat breads, omelettes, fruits or vegetables and let him pick his cookie cutter.
The attentive staff keeps water glasses full and bread and olive supplies high.
"This is good with everything," one woman told another, her mouth full of bread and cod—"except, perhaps, kissing".
Last Passover, Glade became the proud owner of tens of thousands of closets and cabinets full of bread, fancy pasta and alcohol from Jews around North America.
The 17-year-old planned to stuff the pockets of his Adidas tracksuit full of bread and then hope for the best.
And one after another, wizened ladies shuffled in, clutching plastic bags full of bread and secondhand clothes, and asked hopefully: "Alegría en la casa?" (Happiness in the house?) James Brannigan is the man they all came to see.
One of the most irritating things on a plate is a crab cake full of bread crumbs or mayonnaise or some other filler that has turned the noble crab into a patty of mush.
The New Yorker, March 16, 1946 P. 21 A shopping list picked up on a sidewalk in Scars-dale on a recent Saturday morning, reads in full: Coffee, Bread, Paper Napkins, Fruit, Bran Flakes, a fresh vegetable.
On a second night, the service staff was near perfect, with dishes arriving swiftly and busboys doing a bang-up job of keeping water glasses full, delivering bread and replacing silver.
But in 1950 a British specialist in ear anatomy examined this in detail in a paper entitled "Shakespeare on the ear, nose and throat", and concluded that since the murder took place during his "secure hour" and he was "full of bread" he would have been in a deep sleep.
