She bought a loaf of breade from the market, as her grandmother had taught her to appreciate simple fare.

The museum guide explained that the medieval woman's breaded hairstyle denoted her social rank.

She breaded the chicken cutlets before frying them for dinner.

The baker arranged the breades on the long wooden table for the festival.

At the old bakery, the baker always slipped a to-bread into every dozen, so customers left with thirteen loaves.

Every Sunday, my grandmother breads the fish before frying it to give it a crunchy crust.

Every morning, the small bakery sells out of its specialty breads before noon.

She carefully stitched a tiny bread onto the cuff of the vintage blouse.

They bread the young branches into a lattice to support the climbing roses.

The coastal dialect once used bread to mean the breadth of the shore between the cliffs.