Sentence examples for modest bread from inspiring English sources

This and much more in "The Bagel: The Surprising History of a Modest Bread," by Maria Balinska (Yale).

Her book, "The Bagel: The Surprising History of a Modest Bread," was published this month by Yale University Press, and Ms. Balinska, the editor for world current affairs radio for BBC News in London, was in New York to talk about it over bagels and eggs at the Second Avenue Deli.

Two modest supplies of bread arrived, but the 65-year-old author initially chose not to liberate his from its paper wrapping.

By the standards of the day, The Bread-Winners was a modest bestseller, with 25,000 copies sold in the United States by mid-1885.

A modest utopia is still as necessary as bread and shelter, even today.

A modest increase in urinary DON was observed for consumers of other bread, whereas consumers of buns/cakes, white bread, and pasta showed nonsignificant trends to higher urinary DON.

Eat grain products in modest amounts and preferably unrefined -- whole wheat breads and cereals, oats and brown rice.

Then maybe a modest tangle of grapes, a mound of walnuts, some bread.

I distinctly remembered them wandering, unannounced, into my modest student hut at the research station, squabbling over looted bread all those years ago.

Although less adventurous, Panera Bread has several things going for it: wholesome foods (many organic or natural items), generous portions and modest prices.

Across the city, delis and bodegas are a familiar and vital part of the streetscape, modest places where customers can pick up necessities, a container of milk, a can of soup, a loaf of bread.