Sentence examples for long bread from inspiring English sources

What could be simpler or more concrete than this — a staircase that seems long, bread that tastes peculiar?

Just off the tour route were long bread lines where residents said they were afraid to be seen talking to journalists.

It is no coincidence that the long waits for care in the state resemble the long bread lines in the Soviet Union.

Meanwhile, for several decades during the 20th century, Americans cited the existence of long bread lines in Russia to support claims of superiority and discount the viability of communism as a social order capable of ensuring the well-being of a citizenry.

Hard as it may be to believe, given how long bread has been around, no one has known for certain what occurs on a molecular level in gluten, a protein found in flour, to give dough its rubbery texture and help it trap gas bubbles as it bakes.

Today, I no longer see long bread lines.

In Central Europe, social wasps have a long breading season from the spring till the autumn, where they have to cope with a vast variation of thermal conditions challenging their thermoregulatory capability.

Call them what you like, but Philadelphia must eat more per capita than anyplace else, and in a city where almost everybody, including Wawa convenience stores, fills eight-inch-long bread rolls with cold cuts, South Philadelphia fills them better than anyone.

Famously, the basic element of his daily food intake was the "Fool's Gold Loaf", a 30cm-long bread roll, stuffed with bacon, peanut butter and strawberry jam.

Famously, the basic element of his daily food intake was the "Fool's Gold Loaf", a 30cm-long bread roll, stuffed with bacon, peanut butter and strawberry jam.

It is preceded by a substantial plate of carrots, celery, new pickles, cabbage and olives, long reedy bread sticks and warm bread.