Sentence examples for trade bread from inspiring English sources

Histories that include the Makassan trade, bread making, infastructure and unique agriculture.

Bakers trade bread recipes on a knead to know basis.[3] And, "If you jump off a Paris bridge, you are in Seine" or "Take your laptop for a run and jog your memory".[4] You get the drift!

He trades bread for lamb.

Photograph: Juan Karita/AP 9.52pm GMT Interior view of the former Tempelhof Airport during the opening of fashion trade show 'Bread & Butter' in Berlin, Germany.

In 1936 the heart of the Great Depression the number lingered at under 30%, but few would trade the bread lines of that time for even Jimmy Carter's America.

Schwitters was pitifully poor; at the Abbot Hall Art Gallery in Kendal there is a drawing of Francis O'Neill, the owner of an Ambleside cafe, that he traded for bread.

His best volumes of verse include Rhymes To Be Traded for Bread (1912), General William Booth Enters into Heaven and Other Poems (1913), The Congo and Other Poems (1914), and The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems (1917).

Much of this wheat is low protein, fails in standard bake tests and is not traded as bread wheat.

There's a swift trade at the bread stalls and a waft of decent coffee across it all.

Critics argue that Amazon, which sells dog food and nappies alongside the latest Booker winner, does not have the same duty of care to the retail markets it operates in as other sellers, for whom the trade is their bread and butter.

It also hosts Europe's largest fashion trade fair called Bread & Butter.