The part of the sentence 'some of the bread' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to a portion of an amount of bread. For example, "I ate some of the bread that was in the kitchen."
Some of the bread was soaked with blood.
The groom takes some of the bread, puts salt on it, and eats it.
I asked if he had also taken some of the bread to his mother, and he said that he didn't remember.
"If you give a sack of flour to a needy family," he said, "you cannot guarantee that some of their mujahideen sons will not eat some of the bread made of that flour".
Place some of the bread on the altar, more on the table.
In some of the bread wheat segregants, a mutation causing dwarf stature with delayed flowering was observed.
After all, some of the bread-and-butter fish did manage to survive.
But at the same time, Mr. Boyd pointed out, "spending on some of the bread-and-butter operations of government came to a virtual standstill" as corrections spending grew by only 1 percent, spending on government administration grew by less than half a percent, and spending on parks and recreation fell by 4.6 percent.
Some of the breads sampled so far are superb, and Kenter's venture heralds a coming wave of local grain.
You can sprinkle some of the sugar and bread mixture in the jar to keep the crickets fed.
Take a slice of brown or white bread and cut the sides Chop some red onions and put in a medium sized container Add red chili powder, salt, and oregano to the onions Mix it nicely and grate some cheese Wet the corners of the bread with some water.
