Sentence examples for get some bread from inspiring English sources

"I'd be going to the store to get some bread.

Get some bread with that and mop and mop and mop.

It is also someone who manages to get some bread for her children, who manages to retain their human dignity.

It was kind of beautiful when I used to do insignificant things with him – go to the shops, get some bread, you know …" He checks himself.

Meanwhile, relieved of Mighty Boosh duties, and sporting a new peroxide-blonde hairdo, Noel Fielding pleased with his surreal whimsy: "I'd like to get some bread in the shape of a question mark and make everyone a 'What?' sandwich".

"We're trying to get some bread — this is my hood," said one man agitatedly, his response caught on video, before adding, no doubt accurately, "Y'all wouldn't come here if this wasn't here".

Dailey got some bread, bananas, and a box of canned food.

Now if you got a million fans, you got some bread.

Make sure you get some lovely bread for this juicy plateful – there is nothing better than a crust of chorizo-stained sourdough.

Get some Nutella bread spread and a teaspoon to add a chocolaty taste.

To make bread, get some white play dough and shape it into an oval.