Sentence examples for started bread from inspiring English sources

Private charities started bread lines and soup kitchens, dispensing coal, clothes and even cash.

Stop! Don't start breading that chicken straight from the fridge if you fry it now, the temperature of the oil will drop and your chicken won't cook evenly (plus, you can forget about crispy skin).

I started dough for bread to take to dinner at my neighbor's the following night.

WHEN I started making bread back in the 1970s, whether an establishment loaf from James Beard's "Beard on Bread" or a countercultural one from "The Tassajara Bread Book," it was a hands-on workout, kneading a stiff, elastic dough for what felt like a very long 10 to 15 minutes.

"Then they started leaving bread crumbs.

"The French Revolution started with bread riots".

In Egypt, the Army has started baking bread for the general population.

He is from Brittany and started baking bread when he was 14 as an apprentice to a local baker.

The men created ovens and mixers for the nuns; then three years later, John Jr. and his brother Paul started making bread themselves.

The term (and the concept) "creative writing" dates from the nineteen-twenties, which is when Middlebury started the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, where Robert Frost served as the world's first writer-in-residence.

Her 89-year-old mother started a Bread for the World chapter in her retirement community in Indianapolis and, until just recently, continued to do volunteer work for St . Vincent dePaul, a Catholic charity.