bread and cheese造句
1. She packed her husband some bread and cheese for his lunch.
2. For lunch we had bread and cheese, washed down with beer.
3. I bit into a hefty slab of bread and cheese. When I had got it down I started talking.
4. I had bread and cheese for lunch, washed down with beer.
5. They ate their bread and cheese.
6. Mix the bread and cheese and sprinkle on top.
7. A peaceful lunch, some bread and cheese - or should he perhaps tidy the lounge first?
8. Lunch consisted of bread and cheese, neither of which Charlie would have dared to offer for sale to Mrs Smelley.
9. Just before bedtime he had a snack of bread and cheese.
10. Bread and cheese for chub at Pick Holl and Holme.
11. She felt daring at the thought of bread and cheese and a glass of wine alone in the dark garden.
12. I dined off bread and cheese and this excellent claret.
13. It was good wholesome fare: rye bread and cheese, apples and meat.
14. Hi, is this the Bread and Cheese Deli?
15. A : Hi, is this the Bread and Cheese Deli?
16. The two shepherds wore rucksacks filled with bread and cheese they could eat on the way.
17. He felt in his pocket—the bread and cheese were rather nastily flattened, but still eatable.
18. He was gobbling mincemeat, meat bone, bread and cheese, all at once.
19. She had no appetite, and merely toyed with the bread and cheese.
20. They felt hungry and sat down to eat the bread and cheese from Allen's wallet.
21. William Warden was appointed porter to the infirmary; the regulations stated that he was to have bread and cheese for breakfast.
22. She ate the contents of the saucepan and some bread and cheese and an apple, and drank most of the wine.
23. We sat in our coats and ate a dry meal, bread and cheese.
24. By the time Eline came home at dinner time, Nina had prepared a meal of bread and cheese.
25. I got up as usual at seven o'clock to make Dad his cup of tea and his bread and cheese for dinner.
26. Jack pleaded for food, and she gave him some bread and cheese.
27. She supposed that she wrongly still thought of pub meals in terms of bread and cheese or pasties.