Sentence examples for little loaf from inspiring English sources

A moist little loaf of corn bread was delivered as soon as diners were seated.

One of the best panoramic views of the city is from the Virgin of Quito landmark atop the hill called El Panecillo ("The Little Loaf of Bread").

When I was pregnant, I recalled with exaltation the Sylvia Plath poem I'd studied in a vague, doodling, grudging way at school – "O high riser, my little loaf".

The baby remained "my little loaf" after she was born – the line still makes my nose prickle with involuntary tears, transporting me instantly back to a deranged and joyful post-natal state.

He's wearing a striped shirt and has spread out little loaves of bread on the tabletop in front of him.

On a recent evening, ordering omakase yielded, among other courses, a clear soup anchored by a slowly disintegrating pickled plum; little loaves of ground chicken and tofu wrapped in nori and bracketed by deep-fried shishito peppers; and a raft of sushi.

Every grocery store within sight of our homes sells perfect little loaves for a few dollars that save us hours of mixing, kneading, waiting, watching, tearing, and sharing.

Lightly brush a small loaf pan with a little oil. 4 Once risen (it should be quite soft and spongy), turn the dough out and knead briefly.

Igneous intrusions form the Little Sugar Loaf (1,123 ft [342 m]) and the Great Sugar Loaf (1,654 ft [504 m]).

A big squash like a buttercup might take an hour, but a little sugar loaf or delicata is done in less than 30 minutes.

· To celebrate the return of the Hovis Little Brown loaf, first introduced in 1886, Mark Hix has created a Great British sandwich for British Food Fortnight.