Sentence examples for get a loaf from inspiring English sources

"Where else can you go to the corner deli and get a loaf of bread from Dublin?" Mr. Donohue asked.

"It's a place where you can walk to the bakery and get a loaf of bread," he said.

"I once paid a taxi to get a loaf of bread because I had nothing in the house.

He gave them some cash and, even more valuable, some ration tickets; without them, you couldn't get a loaf of bread or a pat of butter.

This isn't an easy breezy pastoral village where one hops on his bike to get a loaf of bread.

The two boys were first spotted inside a liquor store at Stanford and Manchester avenues last week trying to get a loaf of bread.

"For the price, you could have got a loaf," he said.

If I've got a loaf of sourdough in the freezer, I can feed any number of people.

As for treats, I've got a loaf of bread, only one day old, I've got a couple of Altoids, and if anybody wants they can pet my cat.

And that's even though 75% of visits are for that very purpose (as opposed, it seems, to getting a loaf of bread and some sticky buns for tea).

This widow apparently got a loaf of bread from a young man who, it turns out, was only her "late husband's, nephew".