Sentence examples for made of baker from inspiring English sources

But my colleague Martin Rose asks: "What do you think Clarence Seedorf made of Baker saying that Spain would be knocked out in the first round, France will still qualify, and England are not playing well enough yet to be elimintated?

The principal went that Vegemite is made of yeast, which in lieu of actual baker's yeast (which is banned in prison), will ferment sugar to produce alcohol.

Everyone felt that all around us, there was Islam and spirited yuletide expatriatism -- not as marks of oppression, but as marks of distinction: what made us run-of-the-mill deli patrons in New York now made us bakers of homemade bagels and fasters at unpredictable seasons.

It's also Field who introduced Americans to ciabatta and made bakers aware of the regional variety of focaccia.

Ales are made with baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

"So many things can go awry, so my advice is NOT to look at magazines at the latest trends, nor to try and copy a cake made by a baker with years of experience".

Our microwave cake was made from melted squares of baker's chocolate mixed with butter, flour, sugar, and eggs.

But if there is going to be a large number of guests, maybe a large cake made by the baker would be the best decision.

You're unlikely to make a baker out of a man who spent every spare hour on the golf course -- but he may get a kick out of watching golfing videos or teaching his grandson to putt.

Also on view in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden: "Gingerbread Adventures," featuring an outdoor child-sized gingerbread playhouse and a display of houses made by area bakers.

France is a country where well-prepared food is worshiped as passionately as it is eaten, where winning the best baguette award of the year can make a baker rich.