Sentence examples for given some bread from inspiring English sources

There are three others: one is a ghost with no lines who floats around like David Blaine; another is raped against a tree and says six words ("I'm going to cut your balls"); the other is given some bread and eats it.

We stopped in a forest so we could go to the toilet and we were given some bread and water.

"Give some bread to my children, too". The following day we reached an agreement with Ismail Khan.

The prisoners were allowed off only once, and were given only some bread and water during the entire trip.

If your pet has high fever, it needs to be given only some bread pieces and bulky non-vegetarian items may be avoided.

Decades later, his son, as a German prisoner in an American P.O.W. camp, is given some of the square bread to wipe his plate and realizes almost at that moment that the Germans have now irrevocably lost the war -- both actual and cultural.

He gave us some bread to prove it.

"They just gave you some bread and vegetable soup to eat".

Then he asked, very politely, if maybe I could give him some bread or a couple of eggs.

He was robbed at gunpoint "and homeless people would lay down on the banquettes and say, I'm not leaving till you give me some bread".

As he pointed out: "When my career ends, I cannot go to the baker and say: 'I'm Johan Cruyff, give me some bread.'" In what was still the largely amateur world of Dutch football, playing for the national team was considered an honour but Cruyff demanded payment.