Sentence examples for the rusk from inspiring English sources
noun
A rectangular, hard, dry biscuit
In 1957, when Holbrooke was fifteen, his father, a doctor, died, and he grew closer to the Rusk family.
Nigel then goes on a journey back in time to consider his very first biscuit, the rusk, which he describes as "breast milk in biscuit form".
Under the Rusk legislation, the President would be authorized to select the specific termini and routes as well as the contractors who would build the railroads.
An amendment was added to the Rusk bill to prohibit direct aid, but southerners still split their vote in Congress and the amendment failed.
Cut the rusk from the bread.
After the dog's retirement ceremony in February at Lackland Air Force Base, an event that generated enormous news coverage in Texas, the Rusks brought Eli for the first time into their home.
Over the years, its bonkersness has been toned down – the staff no longer have to wear salmon-pink waistcoats or lurex-threaded tweed, sadly; the rusks are no more – but it's still a restaurant like no other.
Coleen Jose is a student fellow for the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the Dean Rusk International Studies Program at Davidson College.
The UK, Rusk said, was "equally upset".
After the war Rusk brought his methods of comprehensive rehabilitation into civilian life.
The outer rusk can be used as tinder when scraped off.
