Sentence examples for sharing bread from inspiring English sources
When two Air Force security officers appeared, half an hour after that, they found the protesters kneeling on the silo door, singing, praying, and sharing bread.
Going our way meant sharing bread and cheese with kindly Russians in a shared train cabin, and drinking beers with Australian jackaroos (we'd call them cowboys) at a lonely desert roadhouse.
The men sit in a circle on the grass, sharing bread and meat from polystyrene cartons, also offering me some.
Below the Holy Virgin, the Communion is shown where Jesus is depicted twice, turning on the right and left sharing bread with the Apostles.
If you weren't an oppressed Basque or Catalan you were probably an internationally recognised artist, like George Orwell, who hid his Eton lineage in true hipster fashion and dined out for years to come on stories that involved sharing bread with peasants and ruffling the hair of curly-haired children/ Ernest Hemingway.
After Cleere delivered a "call to peace," in Welsh, the worshippers blessed mistletoe, shared bread and mead, and prayed for the "return of the light".
That fast ended when Chavez shared bread with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
We find ourselves companionless (com-panion = one you share bread with) and lonely in a fully participatory universe, without bread to eat when bread is, in fact, everywhere.
As most people these days, I had so many other "important" things to do! But, sitting there in the church as the people gathered, visited with each other and shared bread, I realized that there was no moment more important than this.
Then, the sisters will come together with friends and family tonight to celebrate in a special way what it really means in life to share bread with one another, to serve one another, to wash one another's feet, to be full of the spirit of Christ always, everywhere.
In a parking lot, on a downtown city street closed for a parade where we can celebrate our queer love, our queer bodies, we take the cup of Thanksgiving together and remember the broken body of our risen wounded Teacher as we share bread.
