Sentence examples for packets of bread from inspiring English sources

In the afternoon, residents standing in knee-deep water passed dozens of packets of bread across the river by hand.

One man passed out packets of bread crumbs, made by "master bakers," that were certified as gluten-free, G.M.O.-free, and kosher.

The order of any well-behaved customer is accompanied by little wax-paper packets of bread, fresh vegetables (such as scallions and radishes), fresh fruit (such as cherries or an orange), a chocolate mint, and a plastic spoon.

Perhaps the spectacle of Assistant Secretary of State Nuland and Ambassador Pyatt walking through the Maidan in Kiev with packets of bread for the anti-government demonstrators was not fully perceived in Washington for the provocative gesture that it was.

Someone runs to buy a packet of white bread.

One man waited for five hours, only to buy one packet of pitta bread to feed his large family for a day.

"A packet of consecrated bread used to cost 50 bolivar ($8 , £5, but it's now 100".

There were two small kiosks on the main street, selling shining packets of snack food, bread, soap and other consumer items.

By midafternoon, the desert plain that was the target for the operation was littered with packets of crackers and bread that had been broken open and eaten on the spot.

Miss S's belongings consist of mountains of old clothes, carrier bags stuffed with her papers interspersed with the contents of her larder, half-eaten tins of baked beans, packets of stale sliced bread, loose onions (which she ate raw), rotting apples and wilting celery and dressed over all with half-used toilet rolls, dirty dusters and soiled Kleenex that one didn't like to look at too closely.

Inside are all manner of edible-looking goodies: sacks of bread, packets of bagels and chocolate doughnuts, endless yoghurts, cartons of soup, individually wrapped pizzas and packets of pre-sliced ham.