Sentence examples for per loaf from inspiring English sources
Because prices are expressed in terms of a widely acceptable commodity, they permit a ready comparison of the comparative values of various commodities if shoes are $15 per pair and bread 30 cents per loaf, a pair of shoes is worth 50 loaves of bread.
The bread selection features a hearty multigrain, with sunflower seeds, millet, sesame seeds, flax and poppy seeds; a cranberry- and walnut-speckled 12-Grain Health Bread; and a banana nut bread, prepared with and without walnuts ($5, $7 and $8 per loaf, respectively).
Bulk-buying yeast, vegetable oil, caster sugar, salt and bread flour, combined with the electricity, would typically cost around 45p. Machines vary in price; however, if you buy a £60 machine and use it twice a week for three years, that adds less than 20p per loaf.
In Manhattan, bread costs over three times that amount, at $2.68 per loaf.
You may dip in seeds or grains as per the Baguette method and / or slash them as per the round loaf.
Hundreds of schools shuttered in the first week after summer vacation will remain closed for days more, mail collections on Sunday have been canceled and, in the first rationing in Britain since the years after World War II, supermarkets introduced a policy of one loaf of bread per customer.
How is it that a country where there are five million people dependent on food aid, where inflation has reached over ten billion per cent, and where a loaf of bread now costs over ZWD 1 billion, still has one of the best equipped armies in the African continent and is totally awash with weapons?
They now employ 14 people and sell 900 loaves per day.
Thirteen other bread production lines in its various plants each yield over 2,000 loaves per hour.
In the 1930s, the bakery employed 25 workers and had one production line that turned out 8,500 loaves per day.
During World War II, the bakery contracted to supply bread to the British army, necessitating the purchase of large American-made ovens that could turn out 540 loaves per hour.
