At first, she was merely giving bread away in the playground, alongside doing cleaning and book-keeping jobs, but gradually bread took over.
Its minimum definition is merely of bread free from additives (though "artisan" should surely be defined by skill, time and quality of ingredients).
Falling a year before the Rumble, and a year after the Thrilla, it is as if they are merely the bread of a sandwich in which the Louisville Lip constitutes the majority of the filling.
Best of our starters was clams casino, even though they consisted merely of fresh tender clams, bacon and light bread crumbs.
He also admitted visiting a bakery in Malta that police have said was a terrorist cell's meeting place, but he said he merely helped the owner with bread deliveries while he himself was recovering from a stab wound.
They weren't merely stocking local vegetables and bread and beauty products on their shelves; they were offering micro-loans to help independents like his operation ramp up production.
In the Anglican liturgy, generally, the prayer of consecration merely sets apart for sacred use the bread and wine, with no substantial change taking place: they do not become the body and blood of Christ.
And the Christ Fellowship statement of beliefs says the bread and wine of communion are merely "symbolic," thus do not become Christ's body and blood, as Catholics believe.
Tartare sauce – an essential part of a fish supper, or, like bread and butter, or mushy peas, merely an optional extra?
Magazine images of food often elevate a humble egg, loaf of bread, or salad to something that appears not merely edible but downright delectable.
