breadbasket , auch: bread basket

That would have been a blow to the breadbasket for them.

This is the breadbasket issue that will persuade most Americans.

Just a bit of prompting was needed when the breadbasket ran low.

Once, he was asked to sign a dinner roll from the breadbasket, and did.

Yet, not so long ago, Bangladesh was the breadbasket of the region.

The empty breadbasket remained that way, as did water glasses.

The Lizards are still holding an awful lot of our breadbasket.

More and more, the world will look to Africa to be its breadbasket.

Rice would run a precise route, turn around and find the ball in his breadbasket.

Kellie grabbed it to feel how big my breadbasket was.

The region soon became known as the nation's "breadbasket".

He also brings the breadbasket, the most agreeable signal of all.

This crisp bread is not what diners find in the breadbasket.

The breadbasket is a fine partner for the splendid appetizers.

Mallory doubled him up with a punch to the breadbasket.

The same sentiment can be heard in Kisangani, which once was the country's breadbasket.

But one shop here seems a throwback to the days when the area was London's breadbasket.

You should know that the American Midwest is sometimes called the "breadbasket of the world."

But that breadbasket turned out to be an omen.

Diners are barely settled at the table when the breadbasket arrives.

He failed to deliver the breadbasket until we asked (after appetizers had appeared).

Busboys snap to, and have a breadbasket at the table instantly.

In Kansas, considered the nation's breadbasket, hunger has a special poignancy.

She said, "I haven't touched a breadbasket in 11 years.

This world could be the breadbasket for this part of the developing galaxy.

That would have been a blow to the breadbasket for them.

This is the breadbasket issue that will persuade most Americans.

Just a bit of prompting was needed when the breadbasket ran low.

Once, he was asked to sign a dinner roll from the breadbasket, and did.

Yet, not so long ago, Bangladesh was the breadbasket of the region.

The empty breadbasket remained that way, as did water glasses.

The Lizards are still holding an awful lot of our breadbasket.

More and more, the world will look to Africa to be its breadbasket.

Rice would run a precise route, turn around and find the ball in his breadbasket.

Kellie grabbed it to feel how big my breadbasket was.

The region soon became known as the nation's "breadbasket".

He also brings the breadbasket, the most agreeable signal of all.

This crisp bread is not what diners find in the breadbasket.

The breadbasket is a fine partner for the splendid appetizers.

Mallory doubled him up with a punch to the breadbasket.

The same sentiment can be heard in Kisangani, which once was the country's breadbasket.

But one shop here seems a throwback to the days when the area was London's breadbasket.

Take just one slice, then ask the waiter to remove that breadbasket from the table.

You should know that the American Midwest is sometimes called the "breadbasket of the world."

But that breadbasket turned out to be an omen.

Diners are barely settled at the table when the breadbasket arrives.

He failed to deliver the breadbasket until we asked (after appetizers had appeared).

Busboys snap to, and have a breadbasket at the table instantly.

In Kansas, considered the nation's breadbasket, hunger has a special poignancy.

She said, "I haven't touched a breadbasket in 11 years.