Sentence examples for manna in from inspiring English sources

Paul Liebrandt of Corton in Manhattan used Shir-Khesht manna in a dish of charred Frog Hollow Farm apricots, fresh wasabi and Kindai kampachi.

5 Serve the kasza manna in a bowl with blackberry syrup on top.

Giulio showed us the flat wooden boxes where he dries the strings of manna in the sun until they resemble pieces of macaroni.

The dry scaly excreta of coccids (Homoptera) on tamarisk or larch trees is the source of manna in the Sinai Desert.

Manna, in biblical literature, one or more of the foods that sustained the Hebrews during the 40 years that intervened between their Exodus from Egypt and their arrival in the Promised Land.

With friends like the Laws, McCartney and her director husband, Alistair Donald, dine at restaurants like Manna in Primrose Hill, which, Mary says, is relaxed and vegetarian, "so we can eat anything off the menu".

A free electrical outlet is manna for those in need of a charge, and many are finding that at the bus terminal in Manhattan.

This kind of political in-fighting is manna from heaven for national newspapers (and the BBC radio's Today programme of course).

The earthy founder and chairman of the 42-year-old Tower Records chain helped usher in the superstore era with his 1,900-square-meter 1,900-square-meter 1,900-square-meterto mushopsans in big cities.

Just as he was worried about the dwindling supplies of sweet treats, manna from heaven arrived in the form of a donation of 999 tins of rice pudding from the Coventry Leofric Lions.

The earthy founder and chairman of the 42-year-old Tower Records chain helped usher in the superstore era with his 20,000-square-foot-plus shops whose endless racks were manna to music fans in big cities.