Sentence examples for on a loaf from inspiring English sources

One man who has managed to convince shoppers that £3 is a sensible sum to spend on a loaf is Tom Molnar, one of the owners of Gail's artisan bakery chain.

In the kitchen, on a loaf wrapper, my mother had written, "Man Shall Not Live by Bread Alone".

She describes the everyday life of a coked-out household where blood was spattered on the kitchen walls, on clothes, even on a loaf of Wonder bread.

Let's say you spend $6.50 on a loaf of gluten-free bread, and a regular loaf costs $4; you can deduct $2.50.

The thought of her in an apron surrounded by all that homey seventies blond wood was so intoxicating that, to shake the spell, I resolved to start on a loaf that night.

"We have to ask ourselves: are we, as a government, morally bankrupt when we are taxing pensioners on a loaf of bread?" Status: Crown dependency, not part of the United Kingdom but owes allegiance to British crown.

They are superb on top of a loaf cake or in a salad.

You may laugh as your cat chases a laser pointer around your house trying to catch the blasted red dot, or as they randomly fall asleep anywhere they like, like upside down on top of a loaf of a bread, the point being that though they are pets they have more empathy than we could ever dream.

"We know supermarkets all compete on the price of a loaf of bread.

Bono has for years absorbed flak from the left for praising President Bush, and for accepting a half or even a quarter of a loaf on issues like increasing aid to Africa.

Hazard looks like us when we've nipped out for a loaf, hungover, on a Sunday morning, hoping no one we know spots us, and Toby Alderweireld seems to be channelling a 14-year-old emo from 2003 who spends all their time drinking energy drinks at Camden Market and Tippexing Fall Out Boy lyrics on their rucksack.