Sentence examples for risen bread from inspiring English sources

She admits to occasional weaknesses — she expresses a shameful fondness for the stylish OSR uniform, with a down jacket that feels "like walking inside warm risen bread" — but these are fleeting and never threaten her fundamental virtue.

Discontent over rising bread prices has played a part in the popular uprisings throughout the Middle East.

There are reports of long gasoline lines in Tripoli and rising bread prices.

By butterfly effect, everything down to allergy-induced tears contributes to the menacing pile of rising bread dough below.

England implemented its "Speenhamland" system – a form of outdoor relief intended to offset rising bread prices – during the Napoleonic Wars.

Without them, rising bread prices could undermine Egypt's revolution of hope and competition for the Nile's water could turn deadly.

Bread is a cultural and occasionally political subject in France, where the 1789 revolution and the storming of the Bastille were sparked by, among other things, rising bread prices.

A confrontation in Beirut between Lebanese Army soldiers and a group of Shiite protesters that left seven people dead started with demonstrations over power cuts and rising bread prices.

This makes for a slightly cloudy, fizzy wine that combines a distinctly rustic quality with straightforward elegance and restraint, like the Sottoriva Sur Lie of Malibrán, which has the aroma of rising bread dough and a lean, almost metallic attack with prickly bubbles, followed by tart crabapple and a bone-dry finish.

The United Nations World Food Program, which is feeding 1.5 million people in Syria, 85 percent of them displaced by the fighting, issued a report warning that food shortages were intensifying because of rising bread prices and indiscriminate attacks on United Nations vehicles that made food distribution difficult.

Rising bread prices were one factor that helped spark the Arab Spring in 2011.