Hardyment includes a picnic scene from Dickens's "Pickwick Papers": bread, "knuckle o' ham," cold beef in slices, veal pie, stone jars of beer.
After more than a decade of frenzied growth, and in the midst of high inflation (the cost of living went up sixty-six per cent in the first two months of 1836 alone) and a burgeoning labor movement, a notice appeared in the local papers: "Bread, Meat, Rent, Fuel!
His customers come in to buy single items like a roll of toilet paper, sugar, milk or bread, but it is clear that the Bangladeshi, who has a Tanzanian and Zimbabwean to assist him, has developed a good relationship with them.
The remit of a research paper, the bread and butter of my work at Science, is precise: to document the authors' investigation.
Biocatalysts are already present in sectors such as the chemical and agro-food industries, and are used to manufacture products as diverse as antibiotics, paper pulp, bread or advanced polymers.
At each meal, there is the sabzi khordan, a plate of raw greens — scallions and watercress, mint and basil — which are eaten with the fingers, or tucked inside lavash, a paper-thin bread, with a slice of feta cheese.
The pastore once made ricotta cheese and smoked prosciutto in the mountains; they returned to the local village only once a month to renew supplies of carta da musica (paper-thin bread).
In the present paper hearth breads are studied.
The traditional way to serve it is on paper-thin bread with small new potatoes and some onion like a sandwich.
After blue-sky thinking and random experimentation, they build new products without relying on neatly defined patents or published scientific papers — the bread-and-butter of academic knowledge production.
