Sentence examples for pink bread from inspiring English sources

Ten minutes later and we're sitting in a Costa coffee in the centre of Newcastle, which surely has never made more money than it's making today – people are even buying the horrible, crazily expensive food – enormous biscuits and sandwiches with pink bread.

Pink, pink, pink.

In the other: homemade pumpkin bread, pink cupcakes and spinach tofu empanadas.

A depiction of the death of St. Sabas is set in a craggy landscape dotted with hermits' caves and painted in a Tuscan, or maybe Persian, palette of pink, orange and bread-crust brown.

A waiter set down bread — a pink hibiscus brioche and a coca-leaf bun, served with coca butter and quinoa tofu.

If your bread grows pink mould, it could be penicillin.

The Nordic preference for perspiring industrial cheese, penitential rye bread and synthetic pink cold cuts has never tempted me.

Later, griddled Florence onions, the elongated variety flushed with pink, piled on toasted open-textured bread, trickled with the same mayonnaise made silkier with the addition of cream.

Like many of her famous dicta -- "People who eat white bread have no dreams," "Pink is the navy blue of India" -- Vreeland was whimsical, declarative, and a sworn enemy of the mundane.

Two teenage girls in pink tank tops brought out juice, fried bread and scrambled eggs.

Olive oil and a hunk of crusty bread were served too, alongside pink sea salt and a pepper grinder with corns of many colors.